Number Words and Place Value Activity Packet
Teach place value (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands) and how to write matching number words, through an assembled mini booklet and a place-value card game.
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Build and compare numbers with place-value games, models and practice activities. Choose tens and ones, larger whole numbers or decimal place value.
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Teach place value (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands) and how to write matching number words, through an assembled mini booklet and a place-value card game.
Roll one die for tens and another for ones, write the resulting two-digit number, and build it with base-ten blocks or connecting cubes. The recording sheet provides two rounds with separate Tens and Ones columns. Supply the dice and manipulatives for a small-group or station activity.
A multi-activity bundle for practicing beginning place value (teen numbers through numbers to 100), usable both printed and digitally (Google Slides / Seesaw).
A place-value math game using a hundreds chart to practice the concepts of 'more/less' and 'ten more/ten less' than a given number, for grades 1-4.
This is a Banana Bunches: Greater Than/Less Than 50 Game. This is a great game to implement during your place value unit as an introduction or review for students. This is a 1 player game, so you can print game boards for all students that are playing or enough for a small group. You will print and cut the bunches of bananas. Students…
Practice building and comparing three-digit numbers using place value (hundreds, tens, ones) through a dice-rolling game.
Give students daily practice representing a two-digit number in multiple place-value formats as a 'Number of the Day' routine.
Two dice-based partner games practicing converting between expanded form/standard form and between word form/standard form for 4-digit numbers.
A real-world decimal place value worksheet using the times from the Women's 4x100m Freestyle relay swimming event in 2024 to practice reading, adding, and comparing decimals to the hundredths place.
A multi-day, standards-based math project where students role-play a real-estate/home-buying scenario to compare and analyze housing listings using number and place-value skills, online research, and presentation.
Provide a Jeopardy-style review game for 4th grade place value concepts, for use before an assessment or as a filler activity.
A card-sorting math-talk activity where students match place-value representations (expanded form, word names, standard form, base-ten models) up to the millions to deepen place-value understanding.
Give upper-elementary/intermediate students practice applying place value skills (to the millions) using the real populations of 11 U.S. state capitals.
A whole-class "loop" (Follow Me/I Have Who Has) card game for practicing place value identification in numbers up to 5 digits.
Provide Grade 2 practice worksheets on place value (hundreds, tens, ones) and 3-digit addition/subtraction, including word problems.
Teach students to say/read decimal numbers by their correct place-value names (e.g. '.5' as 'five tenths'), up to the thousandths place, via a card sort or memory game.
A whole-class decimal place-value game in which students try to build the largest or smallest possible decimal number as digits are randomly generated one at a time.
Practice adding two-digit numbers using place value and properties of operations strategies.
A flexible, teacher-customizable place-value game/worksheet where students 'draw' digit cards and use them to build numbers meeting stated criteria (largest/smallest, rounding, place-value conditions).
Practice fluently adding and subtracting within 100 using strategies based on place value and the relationship between addition and subtraction.
Practice adding multiples of ten to two-digit numbers to build place value and mental math skills.
A hands-on small-group/center STEM activity combining base-ten block building with place value practice up to 99 or 999.
Provide a reference place value chart/mat spanning units through billions for students to use during place value instruction or practice.
Practice comparing two multi-digit numbers (3 to 6 digits) using place value and the symbols.