What others say
"Cute craft to practice the different variations of place value. Students loved creating their candy corn and since I used it to practice and review place value, great way to see which students understood this concept. "
Noemi L.
"This is such a fun to help show the students' learning of number forms! It is easily differentiated too. "
Kimberly K.
Description
Candy Corn Place Value Craft
Sweeten up math learning with our Candy Corn Place Value Craft!
This engaging activity reinforces place value concepts while creating a festive fall decoration as an October math craft!
What's included:
- Candy corn template with sections for Standard Form, Expanded Form, and Base 10 (can be expanded for larger numbers).
- Individual pieces to build candy corn craft
How it works:
- Students choose a number to represent.
- They color and cut out the candy corn sections write the number in standard form, expanded form, and using base-ten blocks.
- Students assemble the candy corn and glue it onto a paper.
Differentiation options:
- Adjust the number of sections on the candy corn template for different grade levels.
- Provide number cards for students to choose from.
- Offer additional challenge by including decimals or larger numbers.
Watch your students' place value understanding grow while they enjoy this sweet and engaging craft!
Keywords: place value, math craft, candy corn, standard form, expanded form, base ten, fall, classroom activity, printable, October
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Standards
CCSS1.NBT.B.2
CCSS1.NBT.B.2a
CCSS1.NBT.B.2b
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What others say
"Cute craft to practice the different variations of place value. Students loved creating their candy corn and since I used it to practice and review place value, great way to see which students understood this concept. "
Noemi L.
"This is such a fun to help show the students' learning of number forms! It is easily differentiated too. "
Kimberly K.
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Description
Candy Corn Place Value Craft
Sweeten up math learning with our Candy Corn Place Value Craft!
This engaging activity reinforces place value concepts while creating a festive fall decoration as an October math craft!
What's included:
- Candy corn template with sections for Standard Form, Expanded Form, and Base 10 (can be expanded for larger numbers).
- Individual pieces to build candy corn craft
How it works:
- Students choose a number to represent.
- They color and cut out the candy corn sections write the number in standard form, expanded form, and using base-ten blocks.
- Students assemble the candy corn and glue it onto a paper.
Differentiation options:
- Adjust the number of sections on the candy corn template for different grade levels.
- Provide number cards for students to choose from.
- Offer additional challenge by including decimals or larger numbers.
Watch your students' place value understanding grow while they enjoy this sweet and engaging craft!
Keywords: place value, math craft, candy corn, standard form, expanded form, base ten, fall, classroom activity, printable, October
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Cute craft to practice the different variations of place value. Students loved creating their candy corn and since I used it to practice and review place value, great way to see which students understood this concept.
This was a great review activity for my students. They enjoyed this very much.
I used these for review with my students and we hung them in our hallway.
Such a fun activity for place value. it was a quick way to assess understanding.
This was a great way for students to display their number sense in a fun way!
my students enjoyed this hands on activity to help them understand place value
This is such a fun to help show the students' learning of number forms! It is easily differentiated too.
This was such cute and fun for Halloween! I hung it in the hallway.
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Standards
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CCSS1.NBT.B.2
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
CCSS1.NBT.B.2a
10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones - called a “ten.”
CCSS1.NBT.B.2b
The numbers from 11 to 19 are composed of a ten and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
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