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Make place value practice exciting with this hands-on, fast-paced Place Value Race Game—perfect for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade! Students will love racing to the board to correctly place digits in the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands place. This interactive activity is ideal for whole-group lessons, math centers, team challenges, or a fun review before a test. Simply print the pieces on colored cardstock, laminate them, and add magnet tape to the back. Students take turns racing to place each d

Make practicing place value fun and interactive with this partner math game! Students will love competing to build the biggest or smallest number while reinforcing their understanding of place value. This resource includes: A standard version (up to the hundreds place) A super-sized version (up to the millions place) Easy-to-follow student directions on the worksheet Multiple rows for several rounds of play How it works: Students work with a partner and decide if they are building the larges

This is a sort for expanded form, standard form, and word form. I couldn't find anything that helped my students, so I made my own sort. Way better than teaching from a worksheet. You can print several sets of these so groups can play them at the same time or just make one and use it as a fast finisher.