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BUNDLE Grade 1 NO-PREP Spiral Review Math Enrichment Project - Prize Box

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**Save over 15% by purchasing this first grade, NO-PREP math enrichment bundle, including TWO versions of “Prize Box Hunt”! This bundle includes both the printable and digitally interactive Google Slides versions of this project, making differentiation and assigning a breeze!**—------------------------- Do you have above-average first grade math students in need of further enrichment of already mastered skills? Are you tired of trying to find differentiated, yet engaging and independent math en

1st - 2nd

Basic Operations, Numbers, Place Value

CCSS

1.NBT.A.1

, 1.NBT.B.2

, 1.NBT.B.2a

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Multi-Digit Multiplication Worksheets with Guide Boxes & Zero Placeholders

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Kathy's Specialized Classroom

I designed these pages for students who were getting lost in the steps of multi-digit multiplication—especially when lining up digits and remembering the placeholder zero. The guide boxes and traceable “0” give them the visual support they need at first, and then slowly fade so they can become independent. These have worked especially well with my students who struggle with attention, organization, or math anxiety and need clear, uncluttered practice with plenty of workspace. What’s included: 6

4th - 5th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Place Value

CCSS

4.NBT.B.5

, 5.NBT.B.5

PLACE VALUE-Naming Place & Periods

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The Pencil Box

19 slides with visuals that teach naming place and periods. Did you know there are only 3 (THREE) places? and infinite periods (families)? Numbers are numeral adjectives ... make math easy by practicing the pattern on-screen. (No printing necessary) Drag & Drop activities and writing develop place value understanding.

4th - 6th

Place Value

PLACE VALUE-Naming tens 11-99

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The Pencil Box

All numbers are numeral adjectives and periods/families are nouns... 3 hundred...4 thousand...2 ones...until we read 11-99! The English language is very confusing when it comes to naming 11-99. When the same adjective-noun pattern is followed there is no confusion when reading or writing 12 and 21 or 16 and 61. And children will never again write 3005 for 3 hundred 5! This work gives students lots of interactive practice reading and writing 11-99 using the adjective noun pattern.

3rd - 5th

Math, Numbers, Place Value

CCSS

4.NBT.A.2