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This is a Jeopordy powerpoint game that will keep your kids interested and motivated in place value to the tens place. Great to be used as a test review or for a 'fun' math day. Using the main Jeopordy board, you can choose from the following categories: 'Even/Odd', 'Digit Value', 'Numbers in Different Forms', and 'Extend a Pattern'. The main game board is set up just as the Jeopordy game is in real life. Once a child chooses a category and number value, the teacher clicks on the number val

A Jeopordy! game using the concepts and strategies needed to succeed in 3-digit place value. This is a great test review or fun activity to reinforce skills being taught. Put students in groups with whiteboards and allow them to work together to answer the questions.

4-Digit Place Value Interactive Jeopardy includes four categories: surprise!, comparing numbers, digit value, and numbers in different forms. Many questions are higher order requiring students to justify or explain their answer to be awarded points. Great resource for a test review or fun classroom activity. Best used by giving students white boards and allowing them to write their answers as they go (can also be done in groups...they LOVE this!).

Place Value and Number Sense Math Journal. Excellent for accelerated 2nd grade classes but can also be used for regular 2nd or 3rd grade. Great as a homework assignment, rather than assigning a nightly workbook page....and a lot more fun for the kids too! an also be used as a test review or an assessment. This math journal includes a vocabulary page, lots of practice with the value of digits, hands on games, and hands on activity. This is an editable Word file so you may make minor changes

Math journal can be used as homework, lesson, enrichment, or extension of daily lesson. This journal focuses on 3 digit addition with and without regrouping and allows students to practice in a variety of fun ways. It includes fun little riddles at the end as well. The file is editable (before printing, delete the last page of riddle answers, I included them so you will have the answers).

Great journal to use as homework or as extension of regular day math activities. It includes fun activities that promote higher order thinking. This journal includes numbers through the thousands (4 digits), expanded form, vocabulary, inequalities (comparing), charts, and various other math exercises.

Math journal goes through the steps of the addition process from the basics in the beginning to regrouping. It has many higher order thinking questions, puzzles, and activities that children find fun and enjoy doing. This can be used as an extra resource in the classroom, center, or as a homework journal. It is a great homework resource, rather than sending a workbook page home every night!

This math journal can be used as a math homework journal or a supplement to your math curriculum. It encourages higher order thinking and requires students to THINK about why they are getting the answers they get. The best part is that the kids LOVE it! It is so much more fun than the boring old math book. This journal includes all things 3-Digit Place Value: different forms of numbers, ordering numbers, comparing numbers, etc.

A math journal that can be used as a homework journal, station work, or lesson extensions. Correlates to common core standards MACC.2.OA.3.3, MACC.2.NBT.1.3, and MACC.2.NBT.1.2. This is not a 'worksheet' journal, rather it is a critical thinking math activity that requires the students to try undestand these standards. Great critical thinking and also gives opportunities for student creativity.

This is a math journal that can be used as classwork, morning work, homework, or center work. I personally use them as homework. Great higher order thinking and reasoning skills throughout. It deals with coins and bills of our currency. When copied two sided, it makes a half-page booklet that can be stapled. Lots of fun activities that make learning about money fun!

This is a math journal that goes great as homework, classwork, center work, or enrichment activities. It covers all basic addition/subtraction standards. Lots of higher order thinking.

A great way for students to prepare for those difficult quiz/test questions that are often left out of textbooks. This resource provides a quick and easy way to identify specific areas of place value that your students may need some assistance with prior to their assessment.

Simple hundreds chart. Full letter size page. Great for group activities and practicing number patterns. Can use to play many games.