Roll A Number: Using Dice to Write Numbers in Standard, Expanded, and Word Form
Laura Fanz
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My students did buddy math with this resources. I love that all forms of place value are on one sheet.
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Makes a great math center activity!
Students use dice to randomly generate a number, which is then written in standard, expanded, and word form on a recording sheet.
Includes several versions of the recording sheet:
~Two digit numbers with example (includes space for Base Ten model)
~Three digit numbers with example (includes space for Base Ten model)
~Blank form with space for Base Ten model
~Four digit and larger numbers with example
~Four digit and larger no example
Students use dice to randomly generate a number, which is then written in standard, expanded, and word form on a recording sheet.
Includes several versions of the recording sheet:
~Two digit numbers with example (includes space for Base Ten model)
~Three digit numbers with example (includes space for Base Ten model)
~Blank form with space for Base Ten model
~Four digit and larger numbers with example
~Four digit and larger no example
Total Pages
6 pages
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