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Review reading and writing whole numbers with your

Review reading and writing whole numbers with your students using my low-prep place value activities. In this example activity, students will practice being given a number in word or expanded form, and using a place value chart to display this number in standard form.⁠
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Find my place value activities using the link in my bio. ⁠

Are you looking for an interactive way to review p

Are you looking for an interactive way to review place value skills with your students?⁠
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Use these done-for-you activities with a place value chart for instruction, independent practice, or grab-and-go centers.⁠
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Showing students the relationship between the values of digits from one place value to another has never been more clear.⁠
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Use the link in my bio to find them in my online store.

The 4th grade standard only requires them to know

The 4th grade standard only requires them to know that a digit in one place is 10x the value of the same digit in the place to the right.⁠
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My activities have practice for that, but also include other powers of ten (100x, 1,000x, etc.) as well as showing how one place is ten times LESS as the place to its left. This allows you to extend this standard to allow for differentiation.⁠
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Link in bio.

3rd grade place value activities are perfect for c

3rd grade place value activities are perfect for centers. You can laminate the activities, stick templates into dry erase pockets and store recording sheets all in file folders. Then you can quickly grab them for centers or use as an intervention activity.⁠
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Find them using the link in my bio.

Need to fill 5 minutes at the end of class?⁠ ⁠

Need to fill 5 minutes at the end of class?⁠
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Looking for a way to keep students engaged in the hallway on your way to specials or lunch?⁠
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Print and store these “What Am I?” 5th grade math vocabulary reviews cards in a plastic bag. When you have extra time before the bell, or you’re dropping your kids off at another class, pull out a couple of cards to review various math terms.⁠
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They’re also a great review before standardized testing.⁠
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Check it out! Link in bio.

Comparing numbers has never been more hands-on, th

Comparing numbers has never been more hands-on, than with my interactive place value chart.⁠
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Have your students line up two numbers by place value, identify the greatest place value where the digits differ, and use that information to write a comparison statement.⁠
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Grab my interactive place value chart and find done-for-you activities to use with it.⁠
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Link in bio.

Do your students struggle with comparing the value

Do your students struggle with comparing the values of digits? (Especially when they have to write comparative statements?)⁠
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My place value resource pack will take them step-by-step through the process with detailed notes.⁠
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You'll have everything you need to teach this skill from start to finish and your students will even be able to visually see the skill using place value charts within the assignments.⁠
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Link in bio.

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