Tens, Ones Place Value Worksheet
Practice place value by identifying the value of an underlined/highlighted digit (tens vs. ones) in two-digit numbers.
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Practice place value by identifying the value of an underlined/highlighted digit (tens vs. ones) in two-digit numbers.
Place value and rounding practice covering identifying the place/value of a digit, expanded/word/standard form conversions, and rounding to the nearest 10 or 100.
Follow a path of F's through letter-grid mazes from START to END, distinguishing target letters from similar distractor letters.
Students study a place-value reference mat (numeral-to-word examples through millions), then convert given numerals into written word form by filling in blanks on an 'Easy' worksheet (numbers up to 3 digits, e.g. 57, 44, 357, 949) and a 'Hard' worksheet (numbers up to 7 digits, e.g. 8,930, 91,032, 5,921,738).
Use number-line diagrams to round multi-digit numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1000, 10,000 or 100,000, working through ordered and unordered number rows of increasing difficulty, or interact with teaching-page buttons (on an interactive whiteboard) to generate and check rounding answers.
Sort train cars with pictures beginning with F behind an F engine card; sort capital/lowercase F train cars by case; trace and write uppercase/lowercase F on train-mat worksheets; build/trace a letter F train; sort pictures that begin with F vs. do not begin with F onto trains.
Trace outline pictures (fish, flower, frog) and read/trace accompanying 'F is for ___' sentences.
A place-value worksheet where students convert expanded form (hundreds/tens/ones) into standard numbers and vice versa.
Insert the correct symbol ( , or =) between pairs of numbers and number sentences; fill in missing numbers to make comparison statements true; identify and correct a peer's ('John's') comparison mistakes; and write original number sentences using the symbols.
Choose two colors and complete a code, coloring cells containing the letter F one color and other letters a second color, to reveal a picture.
Letter F Coloring Pages An effective teaching resource for educators to refine students' language arts skills and understanding of the letter 'F'. Designed for early learners, preschoolers and kindergartners, engaging young minds with fun visuals while introducing them to letters and their corresponding sounds.
Order sets of four multi-digit numbers using greater-than/less-than inequality symbols, either on printable worksheets (with an included answer key) or on interactive PDF 'Teaching Pages' where students click colored dots to place numbers correctly and get instant feedback.
Glue pictures to complete a visual pattern on each worksheet page.
Practice identifying and writing the value/digit in the ones place of multi-digit numbers.
Give students extra practice rounding decimals to the nearest whole number, tenth, hundredth, and thousandth.
Take part in shared/repeated readings guided by a page-by-page picture-description 'Comments' page (for AAC/accessibility); identify the letter 'f' (name, sound, in text, and within a paragraph); complete rhyme exclusion and rhyme generation worksheets; match vocabulary words to definitions (tidy, clutter, reunion…
Order sets of four numbers from largest to smallest or smallest to largest using greater-than/less-than symbols on a printable worksheet (answer key included), and/or use an interactive PDF 'Teaching Page' to click colored dots and place numbers correctly with instant self-checking feedback.
Worksheet practicing identifying and writing digit values in the hundred-thousands place.
Students fill in blanks about a family member (name, age, favorite color/food/place, things they like/love), cut and sort descriptive words into IS/CAN/HAS columns, and unscramble family-themed vocabulary words (family, grandpa, aunt, mother, brother, uncle, grandma, father, sister).
Single-page launch/cover screen for an interactive 'Have Fun Teaching' alphabet story titled "My Mom", labeled in the file itself as a Reading Comprehension Digital Worksheet.
The Place Value of Decimals Digital Self-Checking Activity This is a resource created to assist educators in providing engaging, self-correcting practice activities on the significant concept of decimal place value. Primarily designed for students who find it tough to grasp place value concepts, this digital activity infuses…
Locate decimal numbers on provided number lines, then round them to the nearest whole number, tenth, or hundredth as directed by three worksheet sets of increasing variety; CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NBT.A.4 cited.
A short sequential narrative passage ('Mom's Busy Day') and comprehension worksheet teaching reading comprehension and sequence recall.
A snowman-themed set of ELA worksheets for grades 3-4 practicing word families, spelling, vocabulary, grammar, and writing skills, using words from four word families (-ail, -eat, -ight, -ound).