Less than $5 Middle School Place slug Printables (by date, latest first)

These Place Value Posters are a terrific display when teaching your students about place value and number. When used as a wall display, they are a constant reminder of the names of each of the different place values.

They will assist your students in building the necessary understanding of place value, the foundation of all concepts in mathematics. Display just the whole numbers or extend your students knowledge of the place value system, with the decimal point and names of the decimal places.

All posters are made to match the Geometric Design pattern and colours range. Please go to my TeachShare store to see more resources in this range and create the classroom vibe that you are wanting.

What's Included:

• Place Value Names and Numbers
• Decimal Point
• 5 base ten posters; Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands and Tens of Thousands - 2 Different designs to choose from

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These Place Value Posters are the perfect addition to your Math's wall. They will assist your students in building the necessary understanding of place value, the foundation of all concepts in mathematics.

All posters are made to match the Geometric Design pattern and colours range. Please go to my TeachShare store to see more resources in this range and create the classroom vibe that you are wanting.

What's included:

• 5 base ten posters; Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands and Tens of Thousands.
• Two different colour palettes to choose from

Level Ups are a fun way to challenge your students to complete various levels of mastery on working with scientific notation. Aligned to the common core standards, Level Ups provide 5 levels of challenge for your students to complete, starting with pre-requisite place value and exponent property skills all the way up to operations with scientific notation and word problems.

Students start at level zero and work their way up to level 4, giving them accurate feedback on what they have mastered, and what they still need to work on. This lesson works as a great way to review scientific notation after teaching the concept, or as preparation for an upcoming assessment.

This activity includes:

• Suggested activity instructions (based on how I run this in my classroom).
• Five levels with 6 - 15 questions each.
• Complete answer keys for each level.

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Is there anything that says Valentine's Day quite like the classic candy heart? With 12 colorful candy heart pairs, this resource is perfect for special education classrooms this February! You can easily use this resource for your small group centers and independent work stations.

Simply:

• print single sided in color
• cut game pieces and glue one match to a file folder
• laminate the remaining set
• use velcro to match game pieces

Easily engage your young learners and use this resource for years to come!

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Make math practice fun this Thanksgiving with our Thanksgiving Themed Rounding Math Worksheets! This set includes worksheets for rounding numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1000, and 10,000, along with mixed practice to challenge your students. With 20 problems for each type, this resource is perfect for reinforcing rounding skills in a fun and engaging way.

What’s Inside?

• Rounding to 10: Worksheets with 20 problems that challenge students to round numbers to the nearest 10.
• Rounding to 100: Includes 20 problems that help students practice rounding numbers to the nearest 100.
• Rounding to 1,000: Worksheets with 20 problems for rounding to the nearest 1,000, offering intermediate-level practice.
• Rounding to 10,000: More advanced worksheets with 20 problems rounding to the nearest 10,000, perfect for upper elementary students.
• Mixed Practice: Worksheets with a mix of rounding problems to test student understanding of all rounding types (10, 100, 1,000, and 10,000).

Educational and Practical Benefits

• Builds Rounding Skills: Provides targeted practice for rounding to different place values, reinforcing key math concepts for students.
• Engages Students with a Fun Theme: The Thanksgiving theme keeps students motivated and excited about practicing math, especially during the fall season!
• Differentiated Practice: With rounding problems to 10, 100, 1,000, and 10,000, this set offers a range of difficulty to meet students at their skill level.
• Perfect for Math Centers or Homework: These worksheets are versatile and can be used in class, for homework, or in math centers.

Perfect for Various Settings

This versatile set is ideal for:

• Classroom Use: Incorporate these Thanksgiving-themed worksheets into your rounding lessons for a fun and festive twist on math practice.
• Homework Assignments: Send the worksheets home for students to reinforce their rounding skills with fun Thanksgiving-themed problems.
• Math Centers or Early Finishers: Use these worksheets as engaging activities for math centers or early finishers in your class.
• Supplemental Practice: Great for extra practice or review leading up to a test or to solidify student understanding of rounding.

Why Choose These Worksheets?

Our Thanksgiving-Themed Rounding Math Worksheets offer a fun and effective way to practice rounding skills. With 20 problems for each rounding type and a Thanksgiving twist, these worksheets are a great way to make math more engaging for students while reinforcing important concepts. Whether used in the classroom or at home, this resource is perfect for students needing extra practice or a seasonal challenge!

100 problems total!

Answer key included!

This worksheet aims to enhance students' understanding of the connection between decimals and fractions using visual models. It emphasizes place value and demonstrates how decimals can be expressed as fractions through tools like base-ten blocks, grids, and other visual aids.

Students will receive various decimal numbers (up to the hundredths or thousandths place) and will represent these decimals as fractions. Each problem includes a visual model to illustrate the relationship between the decimal and its corresponding fraction (for example, 0.25 represented as 25 out of 100 shaded squares on a grid, illustrating the fraction 25/100).

Key skills developed through this worksheet include:

• Grasping place value (tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc.)
• Converting decimals to fractions
• Utilizing visual models to understand decimal-fraction equivalency

This resource is perfect for students establishing foundational skills in decimal-to-fraction conversion, fostering a deeper comprehension of how decimals integrate into the whole number system.

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.

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 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 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.

This resource is a self checking task card scavenger hunt that works on identifying the value of digits 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 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.

Are you looking for a resource to teach or reinforce 4 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication using Area Models/Arrays? Look no further! This resource includes 3 worksheet sets focusing on specific types of Area Model Problems to help you differentiate in your classroom. There are 12 total practice worksheets with 36 problems of varying difficulty. Use all of the pages, or differentiate based on the needs of your students!

Scaffolded Levels Included:

• Area Models filled in with the equation only
• Area Models completely blank
• Area Models have missing portions for students to fill in

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Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

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Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

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No need to waste time and make your 3rd 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This resource will help you teach my students place value and where the Hundreds, Tens, and Ones go, and also how to read and write the numbers properly.. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart, I added another version where kids get to find the value of each digit in each box .

Please see the preview as it is exactly what you will receive in your download.

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.
• Decimals to millions.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed. You will find two versions 2 charts per page and one chart per page.

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No need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions.
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

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No need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade to middle school students draw their own individual place value chart with trillions to decimals (to the thousandths). This place value template can be used as an interactive notebook to assist students with understanding how the place value chart works, how to write numbers in different forms: Standard form, word form, expanded form, unit form, expanded notation, and expanded form with exponents.

You can laminate this and students can copy numbers directly on the chart to see exactly what place value the digit is in as well as it's value, I added da version with a number to use it as an example or make it a poster :).

Please see the preview as it is exactly what you will receive in your download.

More place value charts:

• Decimals to millions
• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value and rounding

Your students will find this very helpful in learning and remembering the places on the place value chart. A simple blank place value chart that students can fill in... Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart. Also you can use this for helping your Special Education students as a math testing accommodation (STAAR testing students) .

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Two versions are available. No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value worksheets
• place value games
• place value chart
• place value poster
• place value anchor chart
• place value activities
• place value assessment
• place value anchor chart printable
• place value and rounding

o need to waste time and make your 4th 5th grade students draw their own individual place value chart. This place value template can be used when teaching Place Value, for whole group lesson or individual anchor charts. Perfect for informal assessments and curriculum check ins with your students or to illustrate their understanding of place value. Make copies on card stock and slip into a report cover for a dry erase chart.

More place value charts:

• Ones to millions
• Ones to Hundred thousands.

No paper will be waisted , no prep only one cut is needed.

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• place value and rounding