Puja Tilva

This is a letter that I send out prior to my math unit on place value. It states what students are expected to know from 2nd grade and how they will extend their learning in 3rd. It also shows parents the strategies we use so they may support their child at home. All standards and expectations are based on the common core standards.

This was a card game that my kids loved! I put them in the erasable mats so they can reuse the page. I also have digit cards 0-9 that the kids use with this game. They flip three cards over and round to the the numbers to the nearest ten. I turned it into a game by handing out counters (points) and the player with the higher number (once it was rounded to nearest ten) earned a point. The kids played this game with rounding to nearest ten and hundreds!

This is a partner game that I used for rounding to nearest hundred. Students flip over digit cards to form a 3 digit number. They sat across from each other used the number line (hill) on the board to round their number to the nearest 100. The player with the higher number earned a point (counter). Students stayed engaged and loved it!

These worksheets can be used as classwork or homework. It shows students how to round to nearest 100 with a number line.

This worksheet is great to use with rounding to nearest ten. I taught the kids to use the same number line for any number by adding the tens place in front of the 1-9 digits already on the number line. It worked great for all my students!

This was used as classwork and homework. Three digit numbers to the nearest ten. (3rd page was used during a minilesson)