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CCSS 5.NBT NO PREP Math Game- I Have, Who Has? Exponents
Are you looking for a quick, fun activity that will give your students practice in finding the value of exponents? If so, this is a game you will want for your classroom. This resource was created to give my students a fun way to practice finding thevalue of exponents. This is a skill that needs repeated practice, as students tend to interpret problems like 5 squared as 10 (because they confuse what is multiplied) instead of 25. I am making several games for them to use throughout the
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5th - 6th
Also included in: CCSS 5.NBT NO PREP Math Game Bundle: Place Value
Expanded Form -- Decimals -- Common Core
This worksheet explores the two way to write expanded form decimals converting them into standard form. It also review Place Value and Valus of Decimals and whole numbers.
Check out the Chart I have created to help with Expanded Form of Decimals label Expanded Form Chart -- Decimals
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Grades:
2nd - 10th
Place Value Chart with Visuals for Clear Sleeves
This is great for those students in the younger grades who struggle to understand place value. If they could begin adding and subtracting on this form first, using manipulatives as needed (depending on the student and their individualized needs), it would be a great beginning place for learning place value. This form I individualized helps kids keep their numbers aligned, and they can visually process the place value they are at due to the color coding. With the repeated exposure to the place va
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2nd - 7th
Expanded Form Decimals --- Chart
This chart helps students understand that each place has a value and a place value position. It also shows students that each place in a number has a decimal value and a fraction value. i have included a complete chart with a chart that students fill-in with hints throughout the chart. It is a great help when changing expanded form decimals to standard form. It also helps with common core expanded form using decimals.
Check out my other chart -- Place value whole numbers and decimals -- Exponen
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2nd - 10th
Place Value Showdown with Decimals - Center or Class Game
This game is one of my math students' all time favorites - a perfect blend of skill and luck! It's very simple to learn and still lots of fun! Using a deck of playing cards, students strategically place digits in a place value grid during a round in an attempt to achieve the number of greatest value. "Showdown" reinforces not only place values but number sense as well. It includes place values from hundred thousands down to the thousandths place The game is incredibly flexible. It can be p
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Place Value Jeopardy
I use this game to prepare my 5th and 6th graders to be tested on place value. There are five categories with point values ranging from 100 points to 500 points. First, divide the class/group into teams. Teams will take turns choosing a category and point value. Once the question has been answered click the bottom right corner to return to the main screen. Then click the top left corner of the point value box to remove it from the screen.
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4th - 6th
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Comparing Numbers Game - Whole Numbers or Decimals
This game is excellent for math centers and is very popular with my students. One version is played constructing whole numbers to the thousands place. The second version uses decimals and place values from tens to tenths. The directions are simple in concept as well as building strong concept skills.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Place Value Cards
This item features up to millions. This resource should be displayed in every classroom to reinforce place value.
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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