Bre Doyle

Students will have so much fun practicing place value with this activity! Pick a domino. Draw it. Make the largest number possible with tens and ones. Draw the place value blocks that represent the number you made. Terms of Use included in zipped file. Find the background used HERE

This product is perfect for students that need to practice exchanging place values! Students must draw base-10 blocks to represent the number listed. Then, students add more base-10 blocks for the second number listed. Students find the total that the base-10 blocks represent. Then, they must draw the total using the least number of base-10 blocks. This is when students must exchange place values to show that 10 ones can equal 1 ten, 10 tens can equal 1 hundred. The numbers students are using ar

These place value dominos include numbers matched with base-10 blocks. Have students cut out the place value dominos. Then, students will match the domino pieces together that represent the same number. There should be one piece with a number and one piece with base-10 blocks for each domino. This is such a fun way to practice place value! Terms of Use included in zipped file.

I made this product to help my students with adding & subtracting 10 or 100 from numbers. There are 6 differentiated pages that range from 2-digit numbers up to 5-digit numbers. One page focuses only on adding & subtracting 10. Another page focuses only on adding & subtracting 100. The last 4 pages have all skills with the numbers increasing in size. Terms of use included in zipped file

I made this product to help my students with practice of writing numbers in words. There are 5 differentiated pages ranging from 2-digit up to 6-digit numbers. Terms of Use included in zipped file