This easy worksheet sharpens digit-spotting skills using friendlier two-digit numbers. Part A sorts 56, 42, 63, 31, 78, and 49 into 30-49 or 50-78 ranges, so kids learn to read the tens digit first. Part B asks them to write missing pieces like 85 = ___ + 5, 3 tens and 7 ones = ___, and ___ = 10 + 8. Part C closes with true-or-false checks, including the tricky claim that 40 has 4 ones and 0 tens, which forces kids to slow down and think.

Great practice for building the habit of reading place value carefully.