Erin Sutton

This can be used as a teacher-directed activity or put into an independent work station. There are 6 different direction cards that tell students where to put digits on a place value chart. It ranges from ones through ten-thousands. Then there are 5 questions that the students must answer using the number they made. Included is a sheet of printable numbers, place value charts and direction cards. Print out on colored cardstock, laminate and cut out for a ready to go place value activity!

This is a Google presentation of picture images representing numbers 1-10. In this 5 minute daily Number Talk activity, students will be shown quick images and be asked to answer the question "How Many Do You See"? Then students will be asked what is the same about all of the images. Finally, the teacher will model how to write the number and what that number looks like in word form.

This is a poster to model how students can represent numbers in multiple ways. They can show equivalent expressions using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They can also show a number using models, such as base-10 blocks, coins, arrays, area models or even write word problems.