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Differentiated options for practicing place value. This battleship game is a lot of fun and the kids will enjoy practicing expanded form, standard form and base ten block representation of numbers. This set comes in 2 digit and 3 digit options. There is a top sheet and a bottom sheet that should be laminated to a file folder for each player. You can even mix and match the differentiated options. This can also be used at number identification for younger students.

This base ten blocks lego mat is a lot of fun and will get your students interested in place value. This also includes a building activity where the kids construct a picture out of building base ten blocks and then count to find the value. This mat has so many loveable characters. Build some fun in your classroom this year!

Everything you need to make a great place value unit. Complete with games, tools, and practice mats/ pages. -dice -expanded form flags -practice pages -HTO board -Memory cards -QR place value Guess My Number cards -Place value Bingo Games -Expanded form Bingo Games

Directions: Use the blank colored cards for the back of the cards if you want. I laminate them to make them last longer. Sort the cards by color. (You may want to print more than one set in order to get more cards.) Place all the same colored cards in a deck and place in a ziplock bag or other card container. These are great for students to learn to count on, and visualize numbers.This is so important for good place value understanding. My students play many math games with these. -War or t

These Base Ten Blocks are a lot of fun and great for learning place value. This includes yellow, blue and white 3D and Flat versions of the base ten blocks. (Hundreds-flats, Tens-longs, Ones-cubes) Requirements: - A clickable credit link back to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/In2teaching anywhere my graphics are used. If you can not provide a clickable credit link you must still write in the description and give proper credit. Thanks and I hope you enjoy these!

Directions: Use the blank colored cards for the back of the cards if you want. I laminate them to make them last longer. Sort the cards by color. (You may want to print more than one set in order to get more cards.) Place all the same colored cards in a deck and place in a ziplock bag or other card container. These are great for students to learn to count on, and visualize numbers.This is so important for good place value understanding. My students play many math games with these. -War or t

Two digit number place value: expanded form written/word form standard form tens and ones place versus value skip counting by 2's, 5's and 10's (a few challenge problems with 3 digits are there to see where kids are and to add a little stretch)