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How Much is a Million Project - Fourth Grade Place Value 4.NBT.1 4.NBT.4If you were given a million dollars, how would you spend it? Students will use a chart to keep track of all your purchases and a rubric as a guideline. I have used this several years and students love this project and it helps them have a better grasp of what a million is. I used this with fourth graders, but could be easily used with third graders or upper grades as well. It relates to the following core content: 4.NBT

Number Sense & Place Value: 20 Math Centers or Small Group GamesThis resource contains 20 number sense math centers and/or games. Topics include place value, addition, subtraction and estimation. These were designed for fourth grade, but could very easily be adapted for 3rd or 5th grade as well. This is a great resource to add in your math center rotations or for students to do with 2-4 students. The following is included: Rounding Around the Room and File Folder Game Round & Solve Game

Number Sense & Operations: Place Value, Addition, Subtraction, Estimation UnitThis is a complete Number & Operations common core Unit (addition, subtraction, place value, and estimation/rounding) for fourth grade math! You have everything you need!! It could also be easily adapted for third/fifth grade as well. This contains endless amounts of items including assessments, independent and small group activities, games/ math center activities, projects and "I Can" statements for your board. It c

Race to a Thousand: Number Sense - Place Value Game {Math Center}This math center would be great to help students build numbers using base ten blocks. The object of the game is to build their number using base 10 blocks until they reach 1,000. There are 2 different types of mats. One mat has all three base 10 blocks on one sheet. The other option allows you to put a base 10 block on each sheet. The second allows you to then laminate them together to allow more room to place the base 10 blocks o

This resource includes a Number Sense (Place Value, Estimation, Addition & Subtraction) Pre/Post test that has multiple choice and short answer questions. It also includes individual assessments on common core 4.NBT.1 ● 4.NBT.2 ● 4.NBT.3 ● 4.NBT.4. There are also 4 extended response questions and a study guide for students before the post test. This is a great assessment resource to assess students on individual standards as well as over the entire unit. Included is the following: Number & Op

This is a complete Place Value common core Unit for fourth grade math! You have everything you need!! This can also be easily adapted for 3rd or 5th grade as well! This contains endless amounts of items including an assessment on the standards 4.NBT.1 and 4.NBT.2, 2 extended response questions, independent and small group activities, games/math centers, a place value project, and "I Can" statements for your board. I have used this for several years and our school math scores were in the top 7% i

Place Value Memory Game {Math Center} Number SenseThis is a great math center to help students understand place value up to millions practicing with standard and expanded form of numbers. The object is to find the most matches. It can be a math center for 1-4 players. Connect:Math resources in my store on TPT: Chase LaughterI have a new blog that I am adding resources to as well as fun cooking ideas. My pinterest page is full of teacher resources!! Enjoy!

Battleship: Number Sense - Place Value Game {Math Center}This is a great math center to help students understand place value up to millions. There are two differentiated boards that go up to thousands and millions. The object of the game is to be the first player to sink the opposing ship. This helps students understand the place and the value of each number. It also helps clarify that the value of each digit is ten times the value of the digit to its right. Connect:Math resources in my store o

Million Dollar Christmas Project - Fourth Grade Place Value 4.NBT.1 4.NBT.4If you were given a million dollars to help others, how would you spend it? Students will use a chart to keep track of all your purchases and a rubric as a guideline. I have used this several years and students love this project and it helps them have a better grasp of what a million is. I used this with fourth graders, but could be easily used with third graders or upper grades as well. It relates to the following core

Place Value Bingo (Number Sense) Math Center, Game/ Activity: MILLIONSThis is a great math center to help students understand place value up to millions (also available up to thousands for differentiated instruction). If you prefer a whole class activity, this would be great to do together and then make it an option for math centers. Students will be able to understand that the value of each digit is ten times the value of the digit to its right. The object of the game is to be the first one to

Rounding Around the Room ------------------------------------------------ This resource has 3 whole class activities and 1 math center. Whole Class Activities Include: Activity 1: Make a number line around the room posting the numbers about every 3 feet. Then give every student a number. The student then must go and stand beside the hundred/thousand they are closest to. Example: A student with the number 352 would go stand beside the 400. Activity 2: Using the student cards, have a few or

The object of the game is to be the first person to get 4 numbers in a row, column or diagonal. Students will be rounding to the nearest ten. This is a great math center to introduce rounding and estimation. This could easily be used in 3rd, 4th or 5th grade. This math center is part of my larger "Number Sense Unit with over 130+ pages! Come visit me and follow for updates and freebies!! I have many math resources in my store on TPT: Flying through Fourth. I also have a new blog that I am s