<caption><image_0>The image is a worksheet titled "Solve using your place value chart and place value divis". It has a title at the top that reads "Name". Below the title, there is a space for the student to write their name and date. 

The worksheet has a white background with black text. On the left side of the worksheet, there are six rows and six columns. The first row has a list of numbers, the second row has two numbers, and the third row has three numbers. The fourth row has four numbers, each with a value of 0. The fifth row has six numbers.

At the bottom of the page, there has a space to write the student's name, date, and other information. The worksheet appears to be a practice exercise for students to practice solving place value values.</caption><transcript><audio_1>welcome to the homework for lesson 18 it's module 4 of grade 2 write your name first and this is this whole homework page is all about using the place value</transcript><transcript><audio_2>disks if you had that if you made your own and cut them out you can use them most people don't have them at home if you get a drum it's gonna be really hard to fit all of them on this page I'm gonna try to do it but I don't think I'm gonna be able to do it I'm gonna give it</transcript><caption><image_3>The image is a worksheet titled "Solve using your place value chart and place value disks". The worksheet has a title at the top that reads "Name" and below it, there is a space for the student to write their answer. 

The worksheet is divided into two columns, with the left column containing the student's name and the right column containing a list of numbers. The numbers range from 0 to 20, 90, 60, 70, and 60. The first column is labeled "b. 29.93" and the second column is titled "69.72". The numbers are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each number written in a different color.

At the bottom of the worksheet, there are instructions on how to solve the problem. The instructions are written in black text on a white background.</caption><transcript><audio_4>a shot you really you're gonna need like another blank page of paper just to do all these little charts but I'm gonna do my best to try and fit them all on here I'm gonna have to cheat a little bit by</transcript><transcript><audio_5>zooming in all right we've got 20 plus 9 this is gonna be a lot of bundling ones and a lot of bundling tens and I'll just do the best</transcript><caption><image_6>The image is a worksheet with a title that reads "Solve using your place value chart and place value disks." The worksheet has a white background and black text. 

There are six rows of numbers arranged in a grid-like pattern. Each row has a space for the user to write their place value. The first row has the value "a. 20 - 90" written in black text, followed by a line of numbers "b. 29 - 93 = 69 + 72 = c. 45 - 86 = 45 + 96 = d. 47 - 115 = 47 + 95 = e. 28 - 72 = 128 - 72". The second row has two lines of numbers, one for each place value, and the third row has three lines of the same value.

The worksheet appears to be a practice exercise for students to practice solving place value charts and place values.</caption><transcript><audio_7>we can to get it to fit here so and we're gonna have these are gonna may have to be hto charts and you'll see right away why 20 plus 92 tens and two</transcript> welcome to the homework for lesson 18 it's module 4 of grade 2 write your name first and this is this whole homework page is all about using the place value disks if you had that if you made your own and cut them out you can use them most people don't have them at home if you get a drum it's gonna be really hard to fit all of them on this page I'm gonna try to do it but I don't think I'm gonna be able to do it I'm gonna give it a shot you really you're gonna need like another blank page of paper just to do all these little charts but I'm gonna do my best to try and fit them all on here I'm gonna have to cheat a little bit by zooming in all right we've got 20 plus 9 this is gonna be a lot of bundling ones and a lot of bundling tens and I'll just do the best we can to get it to fit here so and we're gonna have these are gonna may have to be hto charts and you'll see right away why 20 plus 92 tens and two
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