Generating Geniuses

Do your students have trouble identifying the difference between 17 and 70? Or 18 and 80? This BINGO game has tricky numbers (the -teen and -ty numbers) to help students identify their differences. In this product, you will receive 4 different BINGO cards, one blank BINGO board, cards with word form, and cards with Base Ten models.

This product has the entire 4th grade MATH content in just two pages. I put these pages in a file folder for each student, so they can review it before the standardized test. It give students visuals for each topic covered in fourth grade so they know what to content to expect on the test. These standards are based off of the TEKS. *** How to Follow My Store *** Click the green star beside my name on the right-hand side of this page OR at the top of my store page. Following me notifies you when

In this product, you will receive 24 models (12 hundredths, 12 tenths models). The cards are split by color and each contain a shape. Therefore, you can do activities based on color or based on shape. Answer keys are included for both. If you don’t have a color printer, print out and copy on colored paper. There are many uses for this activity. You can use it to work on writing decimals, comparing two decimals, or ordering decimals. Enjoy! :)

This game helps students with rounding and adding. It can be used in stations or partner groups. I left the amount of numbers blank so that you could write in the number of place values that you wanted them to roll- more room for differentiation! :)

In this product, you will receive 20 number line task cards that have two consecutive multiples of 100, and 12 number line task cards that have two consecutive multiples of 1,000. You will also receive halfway point within those multiples. I noticed my students having a hard time identifying the midway point on number lines, so this practice was perfect for them. I have 2 answer sheets included as well as differentiated classroom ideas :) *** How to Follow My Store *** Click the green star b

In this product, you will receive 6 pages of notes dealing with place value and value, one hundreds tens and ones mat, and hundreds tens and ones cards. The mat and cards can be used to dissect numbers. The six note pages include: 1) Place Value Terms to Know 2) Place Value Strategies 3) Ways to Represent Place Value and Numbers 4) Different Ways to Show the Same Number 5) Value 6) Value Strategies

In this product, you will receive 24 cards with values written from greatest to least, least to greatest, or in no order. The values go out to the tenths and hundredths places. You will also receive answer sheets for students and an answer key. Students might see how many numbers there are, and use that to determine the order that they should place the values rather than looking at what place those digits are in to determine value. With this activity, those misconceptions will become extremel

***This activity aims to target place value skills up to the hundred thousands place as well as critical thinking skills. Only one number does not fit in the link. There are a lot of cards that have two numbers with similar links, so if you want to introduce that, students can argue their point about which numbers belong and which numbers do not. Differentiation: With the different options (identifying, matching, and explaining) it will be easy to target different levels within the class. Here

In this product, you will receive 24 cards (1 challenge card and 1 question card) with number comparisons, student answer sheets, and an answer key. Some number statements true and some are false. Students can MAKE the statement true by inputting a decimal into the correct place (the decimal decides how many wholes the number has). This critical thinking and interactive activity is designed to get students to understand that when they see a decimal, it stops the whole number. Hope you en

In this product, you will receive 10 puzzles. The puzzles each have an exact number to the thousands place (the largest,grey puzzle piece), the number rounded to the hundreds, and the number rounded to the tens. Uses: - Use in centers; have students match the exact number with the number rounded to the nearest hundred and ten. Students could take a picture of their final products for a grade. - Place the exact numbers around the room and give each student one rounded piece. Have them walk a

This product will help students learn or practice saying numbers up to 100,000. They can be printed and placed on desks or laminated and written on with dry erase markers so that students can correctly read and say numbers.