Less than $5 Place slug Games (by price, low to high)

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.

How to Use: Print out double sided on cardstock and laminate. Have students use a dry-erase marker and tissue to erase.

Players: 2-3

Materials: one ten sided die, a chart for each player

Directions: Each player rolls the die three times to make a 3-digit number. The player to fill in the chart correctly in the fastest amount of time wins.

This resource lets students practice place value, expanded form, word form, and word form.

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Mental Math Game / Activity to Improve Thinking Skills!

Roll the dice to create the problems! The activity is different every time you use it! Great mental math practice for your kids!

3 different pages and difficulty levels to add variety and keep kids interested!

Sharpen mental math skills with centers for back to school or end of year state testing!

Laminate the pages and students can use dry erase markers on the pages during center time or for file folder games!

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Want a fun way to test place value? Want an easy way to reinforce what you've taught? Might your kiddos like learning fun facts while doing so?

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Learners are presented with interesting trivia facts about the world around us, including science, history, and geography. Learners are given 20 seconds to identify the place value represented in the trivia information. This game not only provides a way to practice identifying place value, but it also exposes learners to fun/weird facts they can use to impress their parents and friends.

When answering correctly, learners are acknowledged by the name they entered when launching the game. Upon completion, learners have an opportunity to play again. This game presents 12 facts out of a pool of 50, which are selected randomly.

There are a few Easter eggs along the way, including sound effects, animation, and funny/goofy images.

No prep: Automatic scoring and answer key. Open/send the link and go!

Play on any device: No macros. Google account not required.

You'll receive a zip file that includes instructions for online and offline download.

TEKS Aligned:

TEKS M.3.2: Understand relationships related to place value.

TEKS M.3.2.B: Describe mathematical relationships found in base-10 place value system through the hundred thousands place.

What to Expect:

You'll receive a zip file that includes a link to the online game and instructions on how You'll receive a zip file that includes a link to the online game and instructions on how to download the game to play offline. This content is not editable. While I'll update the game periodically, I will do my best to retain the same link. After purchasing, you'll be notified about any updates to this product.

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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.

... Mais surtout, n'oubliez pas de vous amuser !

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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 le nombre entier.

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 7 pages, vous trouverez :

• Explication du jeu et comment démarrer avec des exemples.
• 27 cartes pré-créées (9 cartes par feuille) comportant des nombres comportant une partie entière et une partie décimale (dixièmes seulement) y compris les cartes "début" et "fin". Pour la partie "J'ai..." de la carte, les élèves ont la forme standard d'un nombre, et pour la partie "Qui a..." de la carte, les élèves ont une forme écrite en mots.
• 1 page avec des modèles de cartes vierges (avec "J'ai...", "Qui a..." "Début" et "Fin) 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.

... Mais surtout, n'oubliez pas de vous amuser !

Psst! Rejoignez mon groupe Facebook!

Kaitlyn.

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, les centièmes et leur 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 7 pages, vous trouverez :

• Explication du jeu et comment démarrer avec des exemples.
• 27 cartes pré-créées (9 cartes par feuille) comportant des nombres ayant une partie entière et une partie décimale y compris les cartes "début" et "fin". Pour la partie "J'ai..." de la carte, les élèves ont un nombre écrit en chiffres, et pour la partie "Qui a..." de la carte, les élèves ont une forme écrite en mots, qui décrit la partie entière et décimale de la prochaine carte.
• 1 page avec des modèles de cartes vierges (avec les termes "J'ai...", "Qui a...", "Début", et "Fin") 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.

... Mais surtout, n'oubliez pas de vous amuser !

Psst! Rejoignez mon groupe Facebook pour des cadeaux et pour vous tenir au courant des offres et des ventes!

Kaitlyn.

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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This is a fun game to add to your math centers or just have in your classroom. Place Value Golf lets students practice place value while playing a game. Students will roll dice to see if they can get a certain number in the hundreds, tens, or ones. This game is usually a two player game, but can be played by only one player. It follows the rules of golf. Each time you roll is a stroke, the lowest score wins! Such a fun way to review and practice place value. Two games work with two digit numbers and two games work with three digit numbers.

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Place Value Math Game / Activity to Improve Thinking Skills!

Roll the dice to create the problems! The activity is different every time you use it!

Skills Include:

Whole Number Place Value to Ten Thousands Place

Whole Number Place Value to Hundred Thousands Place

Decimal Place Value to The Ten Thousandths Place

Decimal Place Value to The Hundred Thousandths Place

4 different pages add variety and keep kids interested!

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Thanksgiving Turkey Place Value: 2 Digit Tens And Ones

This Thanksgiving Place Value Matching Cards set is a fun and interactive way for students to practice place value skills with a festive holiday theme!

Prepare the Cards:

Print and cut out the Thanksgiving Place Value Matching Cards. You’ll have two sets of cards: Turkey Cards with numbers and Base-Ten Block Cards showing tens and ones.

For durability, consider laminating the cards, especially if using them multiple times or in centers.

Setup the game:

Shuffle and lay out both sets of cards face-up or face-down on a table, depending on the level of challenge you’d like.

How to Play:

Students will look at a Turkey Card with a number (e.g., 37) and find the matching Base-Ten Block Card that represents that number (e.g., 3 tens and 7 ones).

Game Variations:

Independent Practice: For solo play, students can work on matching the cards on their own by using the place value mat and placing tens and ones blocks.

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Place Value Rounding Game.

Includes place value cards from one hundred thousandths to billions

Includes Place Value Charts for Student Game

Includes teacher instructions.

*Note you will need dice for this game.

Focuses on place value and rounding numbers skills.

For Grades 6-8

Solve questions related to place value to figure out what happened to Little Lisa's Building Blocks.

Ensure your students grasped the lesson by being detectives for the day.

This 4th grade Math worksheet is perfect for to practice (tip: Put on the "Mission Impossible" theme song on the board and OH the fun)

It is a no prep sheet and would be of great use for Math centers.

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.A.1 + CCSS.4.NBT.A.2

What's Included?

• Cover page + Answer key
• 3 mission sheets:
  1. Figuring out the clues to find the name of the detective.
  2. Figuring out the number of "stolen items."
  3. A diary entry where the detective realizes he caught the WRONG THIEF! And so, has to re-evaluate and find the ACTUAL thief!

⭐Place Value PowerPoint⭐

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Solve questions related to place value to figure out what happened to Little Lisa's Building Blocks.

Ensure your students grasped the lesson by being detectives for the day.

This 4th grade Math worksheet is perfect for to practice (tip: Put on the "Mission Impossible" theme song on the board and OH the fun)

It is a no prep sheet and would be of great use for Math centers.

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.A.1 + CCSS.4.NBT.A.2

What's Included?

• Cover page + Answer key
• 3 mission sheets:
  1. Figuring out the clues to find the name of the detective.
  2. Figuring out the number of "stolen items."
  3. A diary entry where the detective realizes he caught the WRONG THIEF! And so, has to re-evaluate and find the ACTUAL thief!

⭐Place Value PowerPoint⭐

Don't forget to share with me how it went with your little ones. I hope it was useful in your classroom.

If you like this product, follow my store -Mettry Teaches- for more.

Place Value Dice Game: Tens and Ones is an exciting First Grade Math Center Activity that brings the world of numbers to life. This engaging resource includes dice templates for both tens and ones, along with a record sheet, to facilitate an immersive learning experience. its interactive nature ensures that your first graders will be actively involved in their place value education.

**Product Description:
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1. Interactive Learning: Say goodbye to passive math lessons. This game encourages active participation, making place value an adventure rather than a chore.
2. Tens and Ones Mastery: With dedicated dice templates for tens and ones, children will grasp the concept of place value with ease. This fundamental skill sets the stage for a strong mathematical foundation.
3. Color and Black & White Templates: We offer both color and black & white dice templates, giving you flexibility to choose the version that suits your classroom needs or printing capabilities.
4. Comprehensive Record Sheet: Keep track of your students' progress and assess their understanding with the included record sheet. It's a valuable tool for tracking growth.

What's Included:

• Dice Templates for Tens (Color and Black & White)
• Dice Templates for Ones (Color and Black & White)
• Comprehensive Record Sheet for Assessment

How to Play:

1. Begin by selecting the appropriate dice templates based on your preference or printing capabilities.
2. Assemble the dice, making sure you have one for tens and one for ones.
3. First graders will take turns rolling both dice to form a two-digit number.
4. They'll record their numbers on the provided record sheet, keeping track of their rolls.
5. Encourage students to read and discuss the numbers they've created, reinforcing their place value comprehension.

Why Choose Our Place Value Dice Game?

• It transforms place value learning into an interactive and enjoyable experience.
• The inclusion of both color and black & white templates accommodates various classroom setups.
• A comprehensive record sheet allows you to monitor student progress and tailor your instruction accordingly.
• This game sets the stage for a strong understanding of place value, a vital skill in mathematics.

TERMS OF USE:

You can reproduce the pages for classroom use only. The fonts I used are free for personal use. Duplication of this resource for commercial purposes or for the entire school is strictly forbidden.

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Your students will love practicing counting flats, rods, and cubes with the this or that activity! This no prep game will allow students to practice their modeling place value skills in an engaging way while allowing you to check for student understanding.

Note this product may be used in brick an mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool.

Directions:

• Read the number
• Students decide which place value model represents the correct number and either hold up a thumb or 2 fingers for the correct answer.

What's Included:

directions slide

example slide

20 sllides with numbers and 2 place value models

the same 20 this or that slides with the highlighted answer

Uses:

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tutorials

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This Blank 120 Chart Template set is perfect for 1-120 counting games and missing number practice. It includes 10 different templates with unique borders, plus 10 additional templates with some boxes pre-filled to support different learning levels. Great for math centers, assessments, and interactive activities in 1st and 2nd grade!

What You will Get

• 20 Pages
• ( 3 PDFs ) Format
• HIGH QUALITY
• SIZE :8.5'x'11

NOTE

• This is a digital item.
• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

Need a no prep, engaging math review game for your 4th graders rounding (4.NBT.3) math centers?

Your 4th graders will love these rounding math puzzle games! These rounding math puzzles make a perfect no prep game or math center to practice place value skills.

What's Included:

• 3 Math Puzzles: Each with differentiated math problems (Color & B/W)
• 3 Levels of Difficulty: Easy, Medium (4th grade), and Hard
• Answer Sheets: Differentiated for each puzzle
• Reusable Puzzle Instructions: Perfect for centers
• Student Work Page: For easy use
• Full Answer Keys: Included

Shop the full Place Value Unit Math Puzzle Bundle for 33% off here!

Or Shop the full 4th Grade Math Puzzle Bundle for almost 50% off here and never have to plan a math center again!

How to Play:

• Students will receive a page of puzzle pieces with math review questions on the back. They will also receive an "Answer Sheet" that lists all of the answers to their puzzle pieces.
• Students solve the math problem on the puzzle piece. They find the matching answer on their "Answer Sheet" and glue the puzzle piece in place.
• Students can color the mystery picture once they have solved and placed all math puzzle pieces.

How to Use:

• Math centers
• Small group instruction
• Fast finishers
• Independent time
• Group math games
• Differentiated Instruction

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Lower Elementary children love to learn through games. Memory is a classic game that’s easy for teachers to teach and for students to understand. This Montessori version matches numerals and beads for the numbers 81–100. You can also get:

• Numbers 1–20
• Numbers 21–40
• Numbers 41-60
• Numbers 61-80
• Numbers 1–100 in a bundle

Here are some additional details to help you decide if this resource is right for you:

• Game consists of 20 bead cards and 20 numeral cards
• You also get a BONUS set in the original colors that you can combine with other sets for more challenge
• Must be printed double-sided and in color
• Teacher instructions are included

You might also like some of my other Montessori math materials:

• Place Value Notation Cards Set 1: Expanded and Standard
• Math Facts Booklets for Fluency Practice
• Montessori Place Value Game for Making Quantities with the Golden Beads

Or maybe you are looking for well-designed activities in other subject areas:

• Penmanship

• Montessori Classroom Organization

• Montessori Fractions

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Need a no prep math game for your 4th grade multi digit addition and subtraction (4.NBT.4) math center?

Your 4th graders will love these multi digit addition and subtraction math puzzle games! These math puzzles make a perfect no prep game or math center to practice multi digit adding and subtracting skills.

What's Included:

• 3 Math Puzzles: Each with differentiated math problems (Color & B/W)
• 3 Levels of Difficulty: Easy, Medium (4th grade), and Hard
• Answer Sheets: Differentiated for each puzzle
• Reusable Puzzle Instructions: Perfect for centers
• Student Work Page: For easy use
• Full Answer Keys: Included

Shop the full Place Value Unit Math Puzzle Bundle for 33% off here!

Or Shop the full 4th Grade Math Puzzle Bundle for almost 50% off here and never have to plan a math center again!

How to Play:

• Students will receive a page of puzzle pieces with math review questions on the back. They will also receive an "Answer Sheet" that lists all of the answers to their puzzle pieces.
• Students solve the math problem on the puzzle piece. They find the matching answer on their "Answer Sheet" and glue the puzzle piece in place.
• Students can color the mystery picture once they have solved and placed all math puzzle pieces.

How to Use:

• Math centers
• Small group instruction
• Fast finishers
• Independent time
• Group math games
• Differentiated Instruction

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• 4th Grade Color by Numbers - Perfect For No Prep Math Centers
• 4th Grade Unit Review Games - Boom, Clap, Snatch: The Game That Gets Your Kids Begging for More Math Time

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