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Common Core 4.NBT.A.2 resources for Microsoft Publisher
Journey to Paradise Island Math Board Game
If you are having the most difficult time trying to find a game for your family that also helps to test and improve one’s own math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, word problems, and custom sets based on your needs). Then you have found that proper game. Welcome to Journey to Paradise Island! In this game, 2-5 players find themselves desperately trying to be the first one to get to paradise island. While on their path they will come across terrain that could help or slow
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K - 5th
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Place Value Match-Up
This is a great math center or whole class game that focuses on place value. Each number is represented in three different ways: standard form, expanded form, and word form.
The first way to use these cards is to pass one out to every student and then have them find their matching numbers.
This could also be used with small groups to find all the sets of numbers.
Finally, you could give each student a card and ask them to write their number in two other forms and then have them find their
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3rd - 5th
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Place Value, Number Forms, Rounding, and Comparing Assessment
Ten questions that cover place value, number forms, comparing numbers, and rounding.
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4th
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I Can Statements - Editable - Math Agenda
Missouri Learning Standards written in a kid friendly format for student agendas or morning work. These are a great way for students to know exactly what they are learning! Easy to edit, print and hang in your room, switching them out when starting a new standard.
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4th
Number of the Week
Keep place value fresh in your student's minds by having a number of the week. Practice standard, word, and expanded forms! Compare and round numbers! A great way to review those early in the year skills.
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3rd - 5th
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Place Value math tasks
Looking for center activity to practice several place value concepts? Here you go!You can print off the number cards or have students create their own. I used them as a choice activity to have students chose the skills they needed to work on during math centers in the classroom, and as extra practice at home for virtual students.
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4th
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