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This slide is great to use when teaching 10X, 100X, 1,000X greater and 1/10, 1/100, 1/1,000 of in place value. It aligns to CCSS and NVACS 5.NBT.A.1. Make a copy for each student to use in class and/or at home by using the assignment feature in Google Classroom.A great resource for students to refer to during your unit on place value or all year long, as necessary.

This slide is great to use when teaching exponents and patterns with zeros. It aligns to CCSS and NVACS 5.NBT.A.2. Make a copy for each student to use in class and/or at home by using the assignment feature in Google Classroom.A great resource for students to refer to during your unit on place value or all year long, as necessary.

A 50-slide slide show on the properties of multiplication. This is a great review before moving into multi-digit multiplication. It is designed to be interactive for students. Using your Pear Deck Chrome extension, you can add the "abc" or "choice" feature to each slide, allowing students to answer each problem on their own before viewing responses anonymously from classmates. Engaging for all students!

This slide is great to use when teaching exponents and patterns with zeros. It aligns to CCSS and NVACS 5.NBT.B.5. Make a copy for each student to use in class and/or at home by using the assignment feature in Google Classroom.A great resource for students to refer to during your unit on place value or all year long, as necessary.

Get rid of your paper copies for sight words! You can use this slide show to create an online resource for each of your students by making a copy and sharing it with them. I recommend keeping editing rights to yourself and giving each student viewing rights to their sight word slide show. This allows you to delete the words they know while still allowing them viewing access to study the words they need to.

This interactive place value chart is especially helpful with standards 5.NBT.A.1 and 5.NBT.A.2 as students explore 10X, 100X, 1,000X greater and 1/10, 1/100, and 1/1,000 of as well as when they are multiplying and dividing by exponents. They can physically move the digits to see how their value increase or decreases. Easily send a copy to each student for their personal use by creating an assignment in Google Classroom and using the “make a copy for each student” feature.

This slide is great to use when teaching rounding decimals. It aligns to CCSS and NVACS 5.NBT.A.4. Make a copy for each student to use in class and/or at home by using the assignment feature in Google Classroom.A great resource for students to refer to during your unit on decimals or all year long, as necessary.

A 25-slide slide show all about the value of a digit. It is designed to be interactive for students. Using your Pear Deck Chrome extension, you can add the "abc" feature to each slide, allowing students to answer each problem on their own before viewing responses from classmates. Engaging for all students!

A 26-slide slide show all about rounding decimal numbers on a number line. It is designed to be interactive for students. Using your Pear Deck Chrome extension, you can add the "abc" or "choice" feature to each slide, allowing students to answer each problem on their own before viewing responses anonymously from classmates. Engaging for all students!

Get your students talking and reviewing the classroom procedures! This is a great way to review classroom procedures, either at the beginning of the school year or after a long weekend/holiday break.

Have your students up and moving, getting to know their classmates, and finding peers who they share commonalities! This is a great community builder to use at the beginning of the school year, or when the dynamics shift in your classroom after new students join.

This fun activity has students up and moving around as they get to know their new classmates! It also provides an opportunity for them to think about the upcoming school year and their future. It can be used throughout the school year to continue to build classroom community, especially as the dynamic changes when new students join the class or after long weekends/holiday breaks!

Students have fun sharing their thoughts on school while finding classmates that feel the same way as them! This is a great community builder and helps form new friendships/ class relationships amongst peers and between teacher and students to help improve classroom management! It's a win-win for everyone!

This fun activity is great for students to get moving and find similarities between them and their classmates without having to talk-perfect for students who take a little longer to open up or are too shy to talk to their new classmates just yet! Teachers can join the fun too and let your students find things they have in common with you-great for building those professional relationships with your class!

Let small groups of students get to know more about each other's summer break using these questions! This activity gives your students the chance to follow your classroom procedures for working in small groups while they share their summer break adventures!

This fun Get to Know You activity has students up and moving around the room, getting to know their new classmates! This is a great way for students to find classmates they have something in common with and also allows them to practice some class procedures as they move about the classroom and talk with their peers.

Use this back to school activity to give your students the opportunity to get to know their peers. It allows them to get up and move about the classroom as they meet their new classmates. This activity can also be used throughout the year as a brain break for students or if you have had several students transfer out or had new students join your class. It is a great community builder!

Students will have fun practicing their division vocabulary with this interactive slide show! Used in present mode, the slide show will self-check the student by letting them know if they were correct or if they need to try again. Feel free to change out the "Yes!" and "Try Again" with your Bitmoji to personalize it for your students!

Students will have fun practicing their multiplication vocabulary with this interactive slide show! Used in present mode, the slide show will self-check the student by letting them know if they were correct or if they need to try again. Feel free to change out the "Yes!" and "Try Again" with your Bitmoji to personalize it for your students!

A 26-slide slide show all about writing numbers in word form. It is designed to be interactive for students. Using your Pear Deck Chrome extension, you can add the "abc" feature to each slide, allowing students to answer each problem on their own before viewing responses from classmates. Engaging for all students!