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Need some extra credit or a quick lesson to review 2 step equations? Well then look no further. Great practice for equations review.
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Lesson is given a slide for each of the lesson structures.
This is a test for place value, targeting skills for second, third, and fourth graders. This test includes questions through a range of formats. Topics assessed include: writing numbers in different forms, place and value, comparing,and rounding. A modified version is included.
This worksheet helps students expand their number sentence as they represent single digit numbers in different ways. This is a GREAT supplement to any addition or multiplication lessons. This lesson is aimed at teaching students to break numbers into place value.
**ALIGNS To 3rd GRADE COMMON CORE MATH STANDARDS**
Use as a daily math review or warm-up.
Skills Include:
-multiplication
-division
-drawing arrays
-time
-fractions
-rounding
-addition
-subtraction
-place value
**EASILY ADAPTED FOR MATH CENTERS**
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90 Slides of Unit Plan awesomeness! This unit plan took me around 8 hours to complete so your $5 will be well-spent. It includes your necessary base knowledge, numerous videos and interactive sites for the students to explore, quiz sites, science notebook writing opportunities, etc. This unit is for
In this cut and paste worksheet they would have to recognize numbers and ordering them.
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Have students use manipulatives to show a number. You can print on card stock and laminate to use in centers. Use to of them to help students compare numbers using place value.
Here you will find different kind of exercises to develop mathematical strategies. It’s
not specific operations but games that give them strategies to develop mathematical
thinking.
Some exercises that you will find are: colour sudoku, regular sudoku, domino tiles with
mathematical operations., etc
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Directions for Playing the Game
1. Print off cards onto card stock, laminate or place into sheet protector for durability.
2. You use one card for 2 – 3 players. Multiple games can be played at the same time.
3. Players need a six sided dice with the numbers 1-6.
4. Players also need colored count
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