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They all multiply by 10

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You have to time 10 every single time you go down and multiply 10 when you go up.

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They all multiply by 10

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10000,1000,100,10,1

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They all have zeros

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You can add 1000 Multiple 10 equal 10 000

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Each time you

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Each time you multiply ten to the previous number.

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You always have to multi ply to get the right answer

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Each time you add a zero to 10 or 100 and more the amount you add on is gettin

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They All Add Zeros like what Rory said They All multiply by ten.

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They all multiply by 10

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The smaller number is 10 times smaller than the number thats beside it.

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The ways 10,100,1,000&10,000 are related is that when they are multiplied by 10 they equal the next place value

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Talk about how the numbers 10, 100, 1000, and 10 000 are related.

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Times each by ten and it will equal the number in front