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Multilink cubes where ten single cubes snap into one rod of ten in front of them. A number line linked to the 100 square, so a jump of ten on the line moves one row down the grid. 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Slavonic arrow cards that physically overlap, so your child sees why the zeros are hidden instead of writing 6000400 20. A number line paired with an odometer, where adding ten to 2,996 rolls three wheels one after the other. 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