3rd Grade Programs Place Value Resources for Interactive Whiteboards

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Natural Numbers – Bilingual Maths Mini Book (EN–RU), Grades 2–5

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Make learning natural numbers fun and clear with this bilingual mini book (English & Russian). Perfect for Grades 2–5 (ages 7–11), KS2, bilingual learners, SEN students, and homeschool families. ✨ What’s included: 21 pages of worksheets and activities Explanations of basic maths symbols (EN–RU) Even and odd numbers Place Value Chart Addition with Fish 🐟 Subtraction with Tigers 🐯 Division with Lollipops 🍭 Division with remainders Colorful and engaging design Answer Key included

2nd - 5th, Adult Education

Basic Operations, Numbers, Place Value

Bilingual Place Value Charts – English–Polish, English–Russian + English

Created by

MathsinEnglish

Help your students understand large numbers with these clear and colourful Place Value Charts. This bundle includes three versions: English–Russian English–Polish English only Perfect for Grades 2–6 (ages 7–12), KS2–KS3, SEN learners, bilingual students, and homeschool families. ✨ What’s included: 3 printable Place Value Charts (PDF) English–Russian version (таблица классов и разрядов) English–Polish version (from jedności → miliardy) English-only version (from ones → billions) C

2nd - 6th

Arithmetic, Numbers, Place Value

Place Value Class Review

Created by

Living and Loving the Life of a Teacher

This product is an interactive game that allows students to apply their knowledge of place value.The game aligns with the Common Core standard of identifying, understanding and applying knowledge of place value. You have the option of selecting a short review of the different place value game categories. The review is interactive and demonstrates what the students will need to know prior to playing the game. The categories include: naming the number (using different forms), comparing with digits

2nd - 5th

Basic Operations, Place Value

Place Value

Created by

Jonathan Eigenbrode

This is a place dice rolling activity to teach place value that is interactive for the students with allowed movement. The place value is defined by color red (ones), green (tens) and blue (hundreds). The students roll all three dice, record the value in the box and then write the extended form below. The first page of the PDF is a sample followed by the graphic organizer.

PreK - 3rd

Place Value

CCSS

1.NBT.B.2

, 1.NBT.B.2a

, 1.NBT.B.2c

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