This place value craft includes fourth grade and fifth grade versions, including an option with decimals. It's a fun way to practice base ten place value and writing numbers in standard, expanded, and word forms.

Students use a die or spinner to generate a number (6 digits or 9 digits) and write it in standard, expanded, and word form. They also write a word problem using their number and solve it. Then, they fold and decorate the front to look like houses side by side, glue to construction paper, and add a background.

Three versions are included:

• ones to hundred thousands place (11" x 17" paper or 8.5" x 11" paper)
• ones to hundred millions place (11" x 17" paper only)
• thousandths to hundred thousands place (11" x 17" paper only)

Great for differentiation!

This resource includes:

• teacher directions
• step by step student directions with photos
• 3 place value house templates (6 digits or 9 digits, decimals or no decimals)
• a scoring rubric
• finished examples
• an 8.5" x 11" version of the 6 digit template only

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