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This resource includes 45 printable cards and 45 interactive digital slides to practice place value with up to six-digit numbers. There are three kinds of google slides. At the first level, the students are asked to place the blocks in a table that provides visual help. At the second level, there is no table so the students can place the blocks in any order. Make sure to explain to the students that there are many different ways to represent a number, for example, a thousand can be replaced by

Digital Activity with 4 games, 3 levels each, to practice Decomposing numbers, Regrouping, Addition, and Subtraction with 2-Digits numbers, and skip count by 2 & 5. Scaffolding with manipulatives and concrete visuals included. Instant Feedback. Chicken Escape — Chapter 1 is a collection of four math games ( work on tablets as well) for students grades k-3. Each game tackles a different early-math skill through a playful farmyard scene. This activity (and more to come ) are a continuation of

Base ten blocks, bead strings, 100 grids, place value discs and more manipulatives provide hands-on ways to learn place value, number concepts, operations, measurement, and much more. Students use these manipulatives to physically represent numbers so they can develop a deeper understanding. Building number combinations with manipulatives helps students understand the concept of regrouping or trading and see the logical development of each operation. Using base 10 blocks for adding numbers allow

Halloween Puzzles, Brain teasers, Math talks, Number Talks, challenge, practice, review, google slides, Halloween jokes included This is a collection of 62 Halloween puzzles with colorful fun Halloween graphics. The puzzles can be used as Math talk activities as well. Many of the puzzles have more than one answer and they are great for initiating conversations about different strategies and more. The puzzle cards are great for group work and they will make a fun Halloween escape room activity. S

Using the 100 grid, tens and ones for addition and subtraction.Using 100 grids to solve addition and subtraction problems is a great way for students to understand place value and regrouping. Placing/coloring tens and ones on a 100 (or more) grid helps them represent the first number and then add or subtract the second. They can see how the ones turn into tens in addition and how tens "break" to subtract ones. For subtraction, the first number is represented on the grid and the students color

Number Sense, number talks, comparing numbers, ordering numbers, find patterns represent numbers with 100s 10s and 1s, odd and even numbers, skip counting by 2,5 and 10. Students need a variety of activities to learn and experience numbers. This collection of digital activities (interactive google slides) will allow them to practice Decomposing numbers (adding groups to make the number) representing numbers with 100s 10s and 1s to 200Skip counting by 2,5, and 10Comparing numbersOrdering numbersO

Multi-Digit Addition and subtraction Games, regrouping 2-digit, 3-digit, 4-digit Multi-digit addition and subtraction practice is often tiring and boring for the students, however, the practice is necessary. Many of you have been asking for 2,3,4-digit addition games. The truth is that I haven’t shared any because concepts like multi-digit addition that need the students to take time and do calculations are not offered for the most fun games. This year my students really needed the practice so I

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages, area, perimeter, time, holiday activities, fluency, decomposing, puzzles, game. This jumbo bundle includes all the paid resources created by Mathcurious up to now. 49 resources, print, digital at a discounted price!

Decomposing numbers 11-20 with ten frames and base 10 Blocks, addition and subtraction. Help students deepen their understanding and find relations and strategies to enhance their mental math skills. Have the students use real counters (or any small objects) to complete the addition and subtraction problems. The students can count the counters on the print cards, mark the subtracted ones and add the added ones. For the digital cards, the students can drag and place the counters and the corre

Number Sense, number talks, comparing numbers, ordering numbers, finding patterns represent numbers with 100s 10s, and 1s, odd and even numbers, skip counting by 2,5 and 10. This is the bundle with the print and digital version of the resource. Students need a variety of activities to learn and experience numbers. This collection of digital activities (interactive google slides) will allow them to practice Decomposing numbers (adding groups to make the number)representing numbers with 100s 10s

Representing numbers using base ten blocks, bead strings, and more manipulatives allows students to gain a concrete understanding of place value and regrouping. This resource includes 130 slides to practice representing numbers up to 1000 and place value with base 10 blocks, bead strings, and 100 grids. How to use this resource Use these activities for math centers and group work, as warm ups, to initiate discussions, for homework, and assessment. Find more place value resources here This reso

Decimal numbers are often a challenging concept for students. This collection of decimal-numbers print and digital task cards aims to help students practice decimal numbers and decimal fractions, recognize equivalent decimal numbers, and percentages and clear any misconceptions with visuals. The cards can be used as visual help, to initiate discussions, for practice, informal assessment, enrichment for early finishers, and as a challenge for advanced learners. The resource includes 60 print a

Halloween Puzzles, Brain teasers, Math talks, Number Talks, challenge, practice, review, print task cards. This is a collection of 62 Halloween puzzles with colorful fun Halloween graphics. The puzzles can be used as Math talk activities as well. Many of the puzzles have more than one answer and they are great for initiating conversations about different strategies and more. The puzzle cards are great for group work and they will make a fun Halloween escape room activity. Some concepts included

MathRivia is a Fun, Low-Prep, digital, multiple-choice activity for Review, Practice, and critical thinking. How to Use It in the Classroom Spiral review & practiceWarm-ups Math conversations & discussions Early finishers activity Small group work & stations Team competitions & class challengesThis version is for grade 3 and it covers Number senseOperationsFractionsMeasurementGeometryData & GraphingAs teachers, we know that spiral review is key to helping students retain math skills over time

Base ten blocks provide hands-on ways to learn place value, number concepts, operations, measurement, and much more. Students use these manipulatives to physically represent numbers so they can develop a deeper understanding. Using base 10 blocks for adding numbers allows students to practice regrouping in a conceptual way and reinforces the concept of place value. Students can clearly see how the ones group to become 10s, the 10s become 100s and so on. The activities in this resource help stu

Halloween Puzzles, Brain teasers, Math talks, Number Talks, challenge, practice, review, print task cards. This is a collection of 55 Halloween puzzles with colorful fun Halloween graphics. The puzzles can be used as Math talk activities as well. Many of the puzzles have more than one answer and they are great for initiating conversations about different strategies and more. The puzzle cards are great for group work and they will make a fun Halloween escape room activity. Some concepts included

“Number builder 4D” is a digital activity/tool that works with base ten blocks. We all know how important it is for students to practice building numbers with base ten blocks to gain a deep understanding of place value and regrouping. In my search for the perfect digital activities/games that use 10 base blocks, I only found tools that came without problems to be solved or feedback. I needed something that the students can independently use that provides instant feedback. So I asked my little co

This is a holiday-themed scavenger hunt game to practice some basic skills. This game can be played in two ways and of course, you can adjust the rules and make the game more or less challenging. The game is available in print and google slides version. Find the games below https://mathcurious.com/2020/11/17/holiday-scavenger-hunt-games-addition-subtraction-place-value-1-100/