Less than $5 5th Grade Place slug Activities (by date, oldest first)

Ce document de 16 pages contient 26 cartes mémoire toutes avec une valeur différente. Certaines valeurs sont représentées sous forme de fraction, d'autres sous forme de nombres entiers et décimaux et certaines avec des dessins. Donnez à chaque élève une carte et demandez-leur de se bousculer rapidement pour se placer dans une ligne (du plus petit au plus grand ou du plus grand au plus petit).

6 cartes vierges sont données au cas où vous auriez des étudiants supplémentaires ou que vous souhaitiez ajouter du matériel différencié au mélange. Ils sont modifiables. Imprimez et plastifiez!

C'est une activité kinesthésique amusante, une activité de substitution amusante et une excellente critique.

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J'utilise ces 27 cartes "J'ai... Qui a ?" une fois que mes élèves sont familiarisés avec les nombres décimaux et sont à l'aise avec les dixièmes et la valeur de position avec les nombres décimaux.

Si vous n'êtes pas familier, les jeux de cartes "J'ai... Qui a?" sont des activités en grand groupe qui renforcent leur capacité à lire et à dire ce qu'il y a sur les cartes. C'est une excellente activité de révision avant l'évaluation et je l'utilise actuellement avec mes élèves de 5e et 6e année ; mais il pourrait facilement être utilisé en 7e année comme échauffement ou rappel.

Dans ce document de 9 pages, vous trouverez :

• Explication du jeu et comment démarrer avec des exemples.
• 27 cartes pré-créées (9 cartes par feuille) comportant des droites numériques de 0 à 3 y compris les cartes "début" et "fin". Pour la partie "J'ai..." de la carte, les élèves ont une droite numérique avec une valeur et une flèche, et pour la partie "Qui a..." de la carte, les élèves ont une forme décomposée écrite en mots, en utilisant les nombres entiers et dixièmes comme vocabulaire.
• 1 page avec des modèles de cartes vierges (avec mini droites numériques vides) à créer si vous avez plus de 27 élèves dans votre classe, si vous souhaitez permettre à vos élèves de créer leur propre version du jeu (j'enseigne une classe combinée, et je laisse mes 6 travailler sur ce projet ensemble pendant que je travaille en petits groupes et que je donne des instructions avec mes 5).

J'imprime ce document recto sur du papier 8,5 "x 11", je le découpe et je le plastifie pour l'utiliser année après année.

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Essayez-vous d'enseigner la valeur de position ? Vos élèves ont-ils des difficultés avec le sens des nombres (comme mes élèves de 5e et 6e année ?!) Imprimez ce document et collectez suffisamment de dés pour en avoir un par élève. Demandez à vos élèves de travailler avec un partenaire pour cette activité amusante, gratuite et imprimable d'une page où leur lancer de dés les guide vers une grille de type bingo où ils doivent trouver des nombres qui correspondent aux descriptions de valeur de position.

C'est génial à inclure dans votre plan de suppléance, comme activité de centre, comme révision, ou pour aider vos élèves à s'engager dans vos classes de maths de début d'année scolaire.

This resource is a simple worksheet that focuses on the relationship between place values of a digit (common core aligned: 4.NBT.A.1 recognize that a digit in one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right ). You can use it as a practice sheet or assessment.

Students can build this skill by answering these straightforward and ordered questions.

Product Includes:

• Eight total worksheets including Answer key pages.
• 64 fill-in phrases to complete.

Details:

• Task 1: Complete a table (SEE PREVIEW).
• Task 2: A number is ten times what number?
• Task 3: A number is one-tenth of what number?
• Task 4: Find the place values of the digits of a number then give the relationship between them.
• Task 5: Compare the place value of two similar digits in one number.

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• Fractions for beginners.
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• Fraction 2.
• Fraction 3.
• Fraction 4.
• Fraction 5.

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No Prep, Print and Go! A quick and clear worksheet that focuses on Finding the Value of a Digit of up to 900,000 numbers (common core aligned: 4.NBT.A.1 ). You can use it as a practice sheet or assessment.

Kids can build this skill by answering these straightforward and ordered questions.

Product Includes:

Seven total worksheets including Answer key pages.

25 total questions distributed over 8 independent tasks.

Details:

• Task 1: Reminder on where to add commas on numbers.
• Task 2: Find the place value and digit value to emphasize the relationship between them.
• Tasks 3,4 & 5: Find the digit values of 30 different numbers.
• Task 6: Find the digit value when digits are zeros.
• Task 7: Find the value of the underlined digit.
• Task 8: Pick the number that has the right digit value.

SEE PREVIEW FOR MORE DETAILS.

You may like:

• Fractions for beginners.
• Polygons for beginners.
• Coordinate for beginners.

From Fractions packet:

• Fraction 1.
• Fraction 2.
• Fraction 3.
• Fraction 4.
• Fraction 5.

Or save $3.59 and get the bundle!

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Free Long division Practice Worksheets.

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Struggling to find a way to practice and review place value, rounding, word form, and comparing and ordering numbers with your 4th grade class? This fun, interactive, Place Value math review game show will have your students begging for more activities just like it! Get ready for math test prep with the exciting, easy-to-use Math Game Show.

Students will love practicing comparing and ordering numbers, rounding numbers, and number forms while working with their teammates to compete against one another and reach the highest score.

This math review activity is super fun and engaging for students and EASY for busy teachers to use. With NO PREP needed, you'll be set to review important place value skills in no time at all!

There are 25 questions at different point values that students can choose from. When they click on any question button, a question appears. Students solve and then you can check answers with the whole class by clicking on the "ANSWER" button.

This engaging 4th Grade Place Value Game Show includes:

• Teacher’s Guide & Directions
• 25 Math Review Question Slides
  • 5 Naming the Place Value
  • 5 Value of a Digit
  • 5 Word Form
  • 5 Order/Compare
  • 5 Rounding
• 25 Math Review Answer Slides
• Digital, Interactive PowerPoint

There are several ways this game can be used:

⭐️ Whole Group Instruction/Review – Display PowerPoint on Smartboard or classroom screen.

⭐️ Remote Learning – Share the PowerPoint on your screen with your students.

⭐️ Learning Centers – Set up the PowerPoint on a computer or device for students in the center.

Times of year to play the game:

❤️ end of unit review

❤️ end of year review

❤️ class incentive

Prep is quick and easy... All the hard work is done for you! Just open and display the PowerPoint game. You'll get some helpful insight into which math skills your students need to brush up on before the big test day.

Please click on the PREVIEW button above to see how the game works!

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Struggling to find a way to practice and review multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbers with your 5th grade class? This fun, interactive, fractions math review game will have your students begging for more activities just like it! Get ready for math test prep with the exciting, easy-to-use Fractions Math Game Show.

Please click on the PREVIEW button above to see how the game works!

This fractions review activity is super fun and engaging for students and EASY for busy teachers to use. With NO PREP needed, you'll be set to review important fraction skills in no time at all!

There are 25 questions at different point values that students can choose from. When they click on any question button, a question appears. Students solve and then you can check answers with the whole class by clicking on the "ANSWER" button.

This engaging Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Review Game includes:

• Teacher’s Guide & Directions
• 25 Fractions Review Question Slides
  • 5 Reciprocals/Sequences
  • 5 Multiplying Fractions
  • 5 Multiplying Mixed Numbers
  • 5 Dividing Fractions
  • 5 Dividing Mixed Numbers
• 25 Math Review Answer Slides
• Digital, Interactive PowerPoint

There are several ways this game can be used:

• Whole Group Instruction/Review – Display PowerPoint on Smartboard or classroom screen.
• Remote Learning – Share the PowerPoint on your screen with your students.
• Learning Centers – Set up the PowerPoint on a computer or device for students in the center.

Prep is quick and easy... All the hard work is done for you! Just open and display the PowerPoint game. You'll get some helpful insight into which math skills your students need to brush up on before the big test day.

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Struggling to find a way to practice and review writing decimals, rounding decimals, comparing decimals, and powers of 10 with your 5th grade class? This fun, interactive, Decimals math review game will have your students begging for more activities just like it! Get ready for math test prep with the exciting, easy-to-use Decimals Math Game Show.

Please click on the PREVIEW button above to see how the game works!

This math review activity is super fun and engaging for students and EASY for busy teachers to use. With NO PREP needed, you'll be set to review important place value skills in no time at all!

There are 25 questions at different point values that students can choose from. When they click on any question button, a question appears. Students solve and then you can check answers with the whole class by clicking on the "ANSWER" button.

This engaging Place Value resource includes:

• Teacher’s Guide & Directions

• 25 Math Review Question Slides

  • 5 Writing Decimals
  • 5 Expanded Form
  • 5 Comparing Decimals
  • 5 Rounding Decimals
  • 5 Powers of 10

• 25 Math Review Answer Slides

• Digital, Interactive PowerPoint

There are several ways this game can be used:

• Whole Group Instruction/Review – Display PowerPoint on Smartboard or classroom screen.
• Remote Learning – Share the PowerPoint on your screen with your students.
• Learning Centers – Set up the PowerPoint on a computer or device for students in the center.

Prep is quick and easy... All the hard work is done for you! Just open and display the PowerPoint game. You'll get some helpful insight into which math skills your students need to brush up on before the big test day.

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Make practicing rounding decimals fun for your 5th grade students, with this engaging, math scavenger hunt activity! This set includes 12 different problems covering rounding decimals to the nearest tenth, hundredth, and whole number. Quick and easy setup, plus clear student directions make this activity perfect for centers or substitute days, too!

Lead your students to practice their decimal rounding skills while exploring it in an active way through word problems. Students will love practicing what they've already learned through this fun math activity and won't even realize how much they're learning!

Here's what you'll get:

• (3) rounding to the nearest tenth questions
• (6) rounding to the nearest hundredth questions
• (3) rounding to the nearest whole number questions
• Teacher Directions
• Student Recording Sheet
• Answer Key

Your students will love practicing their rounding decimals skills. They'll be out of their seats, engaged in math practice, and practicing what they've learned.

Prep is quick and easy... Just cut the question cards in half, tape them up on the walls, print off student recording sheets, and you're ready for a fun and engaging lesson!

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

5.NBT.A.4

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Looking for a fun way to engage your students while practicing place value skills? The Case of the Cursed Candy Math Mystery is a Halloween-themed math activity that will have your students solving puzzles, cracking codes, and practicing essential math skills—all while trying to stop a Halloween monster from turning the town's children into real monsters!

What’s the Mystery?

It’s Halloween in the spooky town of Mathigan, and something is terribly wrong with the candy being handed out. When the children eat it, they are transformed into real Halloween monsters! One of the town’s monsters has cursed the candy, and it's up to your students to solve the case. Using math skills, students will work through five clues to narrow down a list of ten suspects and discover who is behind the curse.

Skills Covered:

This mystery focuses on key place value skills aligned with 4th-grade standards:

• Finding the Value of a Digit in multi-digit numbers
• Comparing Multi-Digit Numbers to determine larger or smaller values
• Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers with and without regrouping up to the hundred thousands
• Rounding Numbers up to the nearest hundred thousand

How It Works:

Students begin by reading the backstory of the cursed candy mystery, where they learn about the strange happenings in Mathigan and the list of 10 possible suspects, each with unique motives and magical items. Then, they solve math problems to unlock clues. Each correctly solved problem helps eliminate suspects from the list, bringing them closer to identifying the culprit behind the curse.

What’s Included:

• Introductory Backstory: A captivating narrative sets the stage for the mystery and introduces the town and the list of suspects, each with a reason to curse the candy.
• 10 Suspects: Students will investigate ten Halloween-themed suspects, each with a motive, a magical item used to make the curse, and an item that can break it.
• 5 Clue Sheets: Each clue sheet provides math problems that students must solve to gather more information. The math problems include place value comparisons, multi-digit addition and subtraction, and rounding to the nearest hundred thousand.
• Answer Keys: Clear answer keys for all clues ensure teachers can quickly check student work and guide them in the right direction.
• Flexible Use: This mystery can be used as a whole group, small group, or independent activity. It’s perfect for review before tests, early finishers, or as a fun, educational activity leading up to Halloween.

Why You’ll Love It:

This Halloween math mystery combines the excitement of a spooky story with important place value practice, making it a perfect way to keep students engaged while learning. The hands-on, puzzle-solving nature of this activity will capture their imaginations and provide opportunities for both individual and collaborative learning. Best of all, students will be having so much fun solving the mystery, they won’t even realize how much math practice they’re getting!

Use The Case of the Cursed Candy Math Mystery to make your Halloween lessons memorable and educational this year!

This resource is a self checking task card scavenger hunt that works on rounding up to the hundred thousands place. This resource could be done by students independently or within a group to supplement classroom content, practice for classroom assessments or state tests, or used as used as a review. Students will love the challenge and stay engaged in the task!

Students can begin at any task card; they must write the task card letter in the circle in the first box on the student work page. They complete the equation on that task card and record their work in the box on the work page. They will know that their answer is correct by finding that specific answer in the "Previous Answer" section on another task card. That one would be the next task card in their sequence and they would repeat the process until they have completed all task cards. The last task card should lead them back to the original one that they started with. **If their answer is NOT found on any of the task cards under the "Previous Answer" sections, students will know that their answer is incorrect and they need to try again.

Step by step directions, (with pictures), are included as well as an answer key with every possible correct sequence that students could have depending on which task card they start with.

This resource is a self checking task card scavenger hunt that works on converting both written and expanded form into standard form. This resource could be done by students independently or within a group to supplement classroom content, practice for classroom assessments or state tests, or used as used as a review. Students will love the challenge and stay engaged in the task!

Students can begin at any task card; they must write the task card letter in the circle in the first box on the student work page. They complete the equation on that task card and record their work in the box on the work page. They will know that their answer is correct by finding that specific answer in the "Previous Answer" section on another task card. That one would be the next task card in their sequence and they would repeat the process until they have completed all task cards. The last task card should lead them back to the original one that they started with. **If their answer is NOT found on any of the task cards under the "Previous Answer" sections, students will know that their answer is incorrect and they need to try again.

Step by step directions, (with pictures), are included as well as an answer key with every possible correct sequence that students could have depending on which task card they start with.

This resource is a self checking task card scavenger hunt that works on 3 digit by 1 digit long division, (both with and without remainders). This resource could be done by students independently or within a group to supplement classroom content, practice for classroom assessments or state tests, or used as used as a review. Students will love the challenge and stay engaged in the task!

Students can begin at any task card; they must write the task card letter in the circle in the first box on the student work page. They complete the equation on that task card and record their work in the box on the work page. They will know that their answer is correct by finding that specific answer in the "Previous Answer" section on another task card. That one would be the next task card in their sequence and they would repeat the process until they have completed all task cards. The last task card should lead them back to the original one that they started with. **If their answer is NOT found on any of the task cards under the "Previous Answer" sections, students will know that their answer is incorrect and they need to try again.

Step by step directions, (with pictures), are included as well as an answer key with every possible correct sequence that students could have depending on which task card they start with.

This resource is a self checking task card scavenger hunt that works on adding and subtracting multidigit numbers up to the hundred thousands place. This resource could be done by students independently or within a group to supplement classroom content, practice for classroom assessments or state tests, or used as used as a review. Students will love the challenge and stay engaged in the task!

Students can begin at any task card; they must write the task card letter in the circle in the first box on the student work page. They complete the equation on that task card and record their work in the box on the work page. They will know that their answer is correct by finding that specific answer in the "Previous Answer" section on another task card. That one would be the next task card in their sequence and they would repeat the process until they have completed all task cards. The last task card should lead them back to the original one that they started with. **If their answer is NOT found on any of the task cards under the "Previous Answer" sections, students will know that their answer is incorrect and they need to try again.

Step by step directions, (with pictures), are included as well as an answer key with every possible correct sequence that students could have depending on which task card they start with.

Competitive, fun division practice:

My students get excited by any activity that is competitive. This game allows students to practice dividing with two digit divisors while trying to reach the end first. This game has a fun theme that can relate to Halloween.

Both players can work each problem to check one another's quotients. Students could also check their partner's quotient using a calculator. This approach would help student practice calculator skills as well as division skills.

This game is not only competitive, but also cooperative when checking quotients.

What's included:

• Printable gameboard including directions.
• Answer Key.

Why this product is useful:

• Low prep for teacher.
• Allows for positive interaction between students.
• Engaging practice.

Engaging practice involving place value:

Students enjoy this practice concerning decimal place value. This pirate themed activity has students rounding to tenths and hundredths, ordering decimal numbers, and multiply by powers of ten using exponents. These supporting skills are important for students to master in order to be successful in higher level math.

My students found this activity a fun, quick review of these skills to complete before moving onto deeper operations with decimals.

What's included:

• Introductory slide.
• Three activities.
• Google Form for entering final answers.

Why is this resource useful:

• No prep for teacher.
• Review important basic skills.
• Each student is prompted to make their own copy of each activity.
• Fun treasure hunt theme.

Hands on practice:

My students love the opportunity to have a hands on activity where they can roll dice. This activity combines dice rolling for random numbers with flipping cards for random place value to practice rounding decimal numbers. Great engagement for practicing a basic skill.

Students practice rounding numbers to the thousandths place value. They create numbers to the ten thousandths place. Students stay engaged with the game aspect that dice and cards bring.

What's included:

• Activity worksheet containing directions.
• Printable place value cards with printing directions for teachers.

How is this product useful:

• Students are engaged in skills practice.
• Easy prep for teachers.
• Individual, partner, or center work.

Engaging Activity:

Students read a description of a number outlining the placement of numbers within a multidigit number. Students move the number described under the description.

Descriptions direct students to multiply by powers of ten to find the placement of the numerals within the place value.

Students manipulate Google Slides while practicing important math skills.

What's included:

• Google Slides with descriptions and answer bank.
• Google Slide answer key.

How is this product useful:

• No prep for the teacher.
• Engaging practice of place value and powers of ten.

Place Value. The backbone of our number system. Here are three place value games for helping students master determining place value of a number, for comparing values within each place, and for assisting students in determining when a number is greater or smaller than another. Each game is very low prep - Just print (laminate if you wish), cut apart, and play! Included in this set are Lock It In, Hangman, and Build A Number, all three games which have students use digit cards (or playing cards if you prefer) to build numbers and compete to see who has the highest number. ALL templates are included for cards, place value mats, and recording sheets. Some even have options of b&w OR color. Everything you need to make your centers, workstations, small group, whole group, or intervention a bit more fun!

5th Grade Understanding Place Value Decimals to Millions (5.NBT.1) practice worksheets made simple! This resource includes 10 worksheets that cover the following 5th grade 5.NBT.1 place value skills:

1. Understanding Place Value (Whole Number Review)
2. Understanding Place Value (Decimals)
3. Writing Place Value Comparisons
4. Comparing Place Values in Two Numbers
5. Place Value Comparison Patterns

These place value practice worksheets can be used as a supplement to any place value unit, but are part of a larger TeachShare unit that completely covers standard 5.NBT.A.1! You may also be interested in:

• 5.NBT.1 Google Slide Lessons/Guided Notes
• 5.NBT.1 Place Value Task Cards
• 5.NBT.1 Place Value Study Guide/Assessment

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