Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Place value puzzles

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Build your students' place value skills with this completely interactive whiteboard activity. Move the puzzle around the chart to have the students guess what numbers will be in the squares above, blow, before and after the selected number. You can change the chart for increased difficulty. Included in this pack is - Instructions for you to use - Interactive place value puzzle activity - 100 chart fill in gaps to consolidate - Printables for children to make their own place value puzzles If

1st - 5th

Place Value

Christmas Subtraction With Strategy

Created by

Little Geniuses

Christmas Roll is an engaging hands-on subtraction game for elementary aged students. Children roll dice, THINK about the place value that they want to place their number into with the goal of creating the LEAST difference possible. When you combine practicing subtraction with regrouping and problem solving, kids love the challenge and the learning is awesome to watch! For differentiated instruction, the game boards increase in levels of difficulty. Each game board comes in both color and black

1st - 5th

Basic Operations, Place Value

Skip Count by 2s 5s 10s Find & Color PowerPoint Game Skip Counting 2 5 10 Pirate

Created by

Keeping Up with Mrs Harris

Skip Count: Solve, Find, and Color PowerPoint GameDo your students need to practice their skip counting by 2's, 5's or 10's from any given number? This review game will give you a few minutes to work one on one or in a small group, while the rest of the class is engaged and working hard to see the mystery picture that will be revealed after they finish the game. The game is self-paced which means all you have to do is double click the file and have the copies ready! Students need three cra

1st - 3rd

Math, Mental Math, Place Value

Which One Doesn't Belong: Winter Edition

Created by

The True-Blue Teacher

These projectable slides and printable sheets are a great warm up for your Cognitively Guided Instruction (CGI) K-3 classroom. There is no "correct" answer for each slide. Student discussion is the goal! Project the colorful 16:9 Google Slides from your device to your display screen. Use your stylus or other writing tool to record student share-outs of their math thinking. After a whole-group discussion, give students time to write their observations and conclusions on sticky note papers. St

K - 3rd

Basic Operations, Math, Place Value

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