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Spanish Common Core 4.NBT.A.3 microsofts

Rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and 1,000 Drag and Drop Spanish Bilingual

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Rounding to the nearest 10, 100, and 1,000 bilingual English and Spanish Motive sus estudiantes con esta diapositiva interactiva Power Point Google Slides para redondear números enteros hasta el millar más cercano. Úsela para su lección, repasar, practicar or evaluar. Es divertida y dinámica. Los chicos arrastran el número al lugar apropiado para redondearlo. Motivate your students with this engaging interactive PowerPointGoogle Slides activity for rounding whole numbers up to the thousands. Us

Subjects:

Math, Place Value, Spanish

Grades:

3rd - 4th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Centers

CCSS:

3.NBT.A.1

, 4.NBT.A.3

Fin de Año Repaso de Matemáticas | Juegos de Jeopardy para 1er, 2do, 3er y 4to

Created by

Ms Bochnia's Classroom

Looking for fun Spanish math games to play with your 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade students at the end of the year to review math concepts? How about a competitive and fun review game for the beginning of the year to review last year's math standards? These interactive Jeopardy games in Spanish are downloadable PowerPoints that you can use a for engaging, no-prep lessons to review valor posicional, operaciones, la hora y el dinero, fracciones, geometría and more.This bundle gets you 4 resources at

Subjects:

End of Year, Math, Spanish

Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Games

CCSS:

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Go Math English/Spanish 4th Grade Chapter 1

Created by

The Bilingual Corner

Get ready to witness your students' mathematical journey unfold as they embark on the adventure of Exploring Numbers and Place Value with Go Math Chapter 1. This resource is available in both English and Spanish and could be used as homework, small group work, or for intervention purposes.

Subjects:

Math, Spanish

Grades:

4th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Printables

CCSS:

Bilingual Place Value Chart (Trillions to Millionths)

Created by

SrtaWaldo

Except for a few, my students all speak both English and Spanish. A few of my students do not have any English at all except for hello. I created this place value chart to help both my English speakers and my Spanish speakers follow along during a lesson on place value.Don't forget to return to my store and post your feedback! If you have any questions or suggestions, please e-mail me before posting feedback. Thanks!

Subjects:

Place Value, Spanish

Grades:

3rd - 7th

Types:

CCSS: