Introducing place value

Looking for better ways to teach place value to kids? Learn all about teaching place value to 1st graders in this blog post. Discover teacher tips and fun practice activities and place value games for students. Find out what kids need to know in order to be ready to understand place value and how to break the instruction up into smaller chunks to help students understand place value. Find out everything you need to know to teach place value in first grade.

Help your kids build a solid understanding of 2-digit numbers with this simple place value clip card set. Includes visuals using base ten blocks, as well as addition practice to connect place value to addition. Grab the whole set free! Place Value Clip Cards for 2-Digit Numbers

Hey everybody! Has your week been crazy, too?! Our second graders have been crazy about place value this week! I just love teaching all the concepts that go along with this unit. Our district has a math consultant, and we were fortunate enough to have her come to our classrooms this week. She shared some really good ideas to reinforce place value. First, we played "Race to 100!" The kiddos just loved this one! They each had a partner, a place-value mat, 2 dice, and base-ten blocks. They took…

First Grade Place Value Activities

Understanding place value by practicing tens and ones activities is a great way for our students to get comfortable with this vital math concept. After all, place value is a building block for so many math concepts! Today, I’m sharing some of my favorite tens and ones activities. Great news, my students love these, too!

Building number sense with counting routines, number arrangements, the hiding game, counting with place value, and math running records.

Try supplementing and reinforcing the concept of place value with these creative activities.

Practice with place value using these multi-color place value mats and cards! You can start at the beginner level and move up as you go on!

Create a hands on place value anchor chart that clearly shows the true scale of multiplying and dividing by 10 throughout the place value system. Your students will see the difference in size between the whole number place values and the decimal place values. #placevalue #5thgrademath #4thgrademath

Engage your learners with a game that is simple to prep and play, but packs loads of educational value. Win a Snowman is a fun twist on Win a Flat where students roll and add ones (units) to build groups of ten and eventually a hundred (flat). Use standard place value blocks, dice and a easy-prep game mat. Just print! Read more about it on this post: Win a Snowman Freebie and find the printable page in Google Drive: Win a Snowman Math Game This is a perfect game to include in your 'every…

Place value review!

12 Ideas for Teaching Place Value I realized that I have a whole slew of post about teaching place value to young children and thought I would put them all in one place. Many of these ideas include FREEBIES for you to print and use right away. Others are available for purchase. I hope you

Teach place value with hands-on math centers and engaging worksheets. Build strong place value addition and subtraction for second grade students.

A blog by Melanie Lloyd (From the Pond) about classroom activities and printables for K-3 learners.

There's a reason math teachers start the year by introducing or reviewing place value concepts. Understanding place value is essential to developing a solid foundation of mathematical understanding. Introducing Place Value Whether you're introducing whole number concepts or decimal place value, it's important to start at the concrete level, and base 10 blocks work perfectly

This second grade place value extension is a great math craft, which is part of the Place Value Second Grade Math Centers pack. Students pick a 2, 3, or 4 digit number to build their place value houses. This can be used for differentiation. At the end, display the houses s a bulletin board display to create a Place Value Town.

Number sense is one of the most important concepts we teach as primary teachers. Understanding place value is an important part of building...

Place value allows your 12-year-old son to understand the difference between the $50 he received for his birthday and the $500 price tag on the tablet he’s saving for.

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Teach place value in a fun and engaging way with these four strategies! This blog post features innovative ideas for using place value charts and games to help your students develop a strong conceptual understanding of this important math skill. From interactive activities to real-world connections, you'll find plenty of inspiration to take your teaching to the next level. Don't miss out on these valuable resources for mastering place value in your classroom!