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Place Value Master Math Unit 5 Base Ten

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  1. This bundle contains my first five units of Master Math Curriculum for First Grade. The units included are Unit 1 Number Sense, Unit 2 Addition to 10, Unit 3 Subtraction to 10, Unit 4 Geometry, and Unit 5 Place Value. Everything you would need to teach Math is provided in these units. It is hands on
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This unit is the fifth unit of a first grade MASTER math curriculum built around the belief that students need to be exposed to math in a variety of ways. It focuses on Place Value using base-10 blocks. Students will learn to build numbers using base-10 blocks, identify numbers in base-10, understand place value, find the value of a number, and write numbers up to 99 in expanded form. There are enrichment opportunities to build their number sense to the hundreds and thousands place value. Master Math can be taught in many ways but I will provide the tools to make it a rotation based learning process. Each lesson begins with a whole group mini lesson provided in a SMART notebook version or a pdf file. Then students begin to rotate (much like centers). MASTER stands for Manipulatives, Apply Skills, Small Group, Technology, Enrichment, and Review. There are activities provided for each component listed, lesson plans, assessments, SMART notebook files, and a fun culminating craft. Included you will receive:

Manipulatives

  • Base 10 puzzles (4 pieces)
  • Tens and Ones Sort
  • Build a Number Dry/Erase Mats
  • Build a Number Tens/Ones Mat
  • Construction Cones Puzzle Mats
  • Base 10 Matching Puzzles (number to longs and cubes)
  • Base 10 Matching Puzzles (words to the number)

Apply Skills

  • Spin a ten or a ones place
  • Spin a ten
  • Base-10 Bingo
  • Base-10 War
  • Expanded Form Concentration
  • Roll to 100
  • Build a Brick House

Small Group

  • Counting tens and ones (2)
  • Expanded form and tens and ones (2)
  • Building a number and expanded form (2)
  • Identifying the number in base 10 (3)
  • Identifying the number with words (2)
  • Identifying the tens and ones in a number(2)
  • Identifying the value of a number (2)
  • Review of all skills (2 pages)
  • Assessment of all skills (2 pages)
  • Assessment Extensions (2 pages)
  • Answer Keys Provided in this section only

Technology 6 activities in Boom Learning and Google Slides

  • Build a Number using longs and cubes
  • Identify the value of an underlined number
  • Write a number in expanded form
  • Identify the tens and ones
  • Write the number using tens and ones in words
  • Counting base-10 blocks and writing the number

Enrichment

  • Building numbers in base-10 to the hundreds place value and expanded form (2)
  • How many 100’s, 10’s, & 1’s and expanded form(2)
  • Finding the number with 100’s, 10’s, & 1’s provided (2)
  • Finding the number with 1000’s, 100’s, 10’s, & 1’s provided (2)
  • Expanded form with 100’s, 10’s, & 1’s (2)
  • Expanded form with 1000’s, 100’s, 10’s, & 1’s (2)
  • Finding the value of the underlined number up to the 100’s place value (2)
  • Finding the value of the underlined number up to the 1000’s place value (2)

Review

  • Number bonds
  • Addition to 10
  • Subtraction to 10
  • Fact Families
  • Number Patterns
  • Number Stories
  • Shapes
  • Halves and Fourths
  • Place Value
  • Counting Pennies

Construction Kids Craft

Construction Craft cumulative project to review place value

Recording Sheets

Class progress sheet

Individualprogress sheet

Lesson Plans

  • 9 lessons completed for you
  • 5 templates to create your own

SMART Notebook warm up lessons whole group

  • 8 different lessons
  • 8 pdf’s in case you don’t have SMART Notebook

Description, I Can Statements, Standards, Binder Cover and Layout

Rotation Templates in SMART Notebook or PDF version

**IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THE TECHNOLOGY PIECES**

Some of this resource is in Google Slides format. You will NEED TO HAVE ACCESS to GOOGLE SLIDES to use this resource. It is also helpful to have GOOGLE CLASSROOM but not necessary. It will help you easily send the activities to your students.

Please note: I am not affiliated or associated with Google, nor do they endorse this resource. 

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What's the Value

What's my Number in tens and ones
Expanded Form

How many tens and ones?

Build a Number

What's the Number

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Compose and decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into ten ones and some further ones, e.g., by using objects or drawings, and record each composition or decomposition by a drawing or equation (e.g., 18 = 10 + 8); understand that these numbers are composed of ten ones and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones - called a “ten.”
The numbers from 11 to 19 are composed of a ten and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
The numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 refer to one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine tens (and 0 ones).

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