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Random Number Place Value helps students recognize the value of numbers in a way that's unpredictable and fun. Students will be engaged in this approach on visual and tactile/kinesthetic levels. Random Number Place Value starts out with the very basic Tens and Ones (units). Students can easily recognize the value of each group of tens and ones. I simply touch the Random Number Generator and then students then match that number dragging groups of tens over to the tens place and ones over to the

Cookie Multiplication makes it easy to see groups in order to multiply. This file is geared towards 2nd graders learning how to multiply. There are 3 slides. The first slide shows two cookies. There are groups of chocolate chip cookies below. Simply drag an amount of chocolate chip cookies into each cookie (1-12) to set up the multiplication problem. Below the cookies are the basic multiplication and addition sentences. You can ask the students what numbers should be placed in the blank spaces.