Place Value First Grade Math Centers
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Place Value Math Centers and Digital Activity
Place Value First Grade Math Centers include engaging hands-on and digital activities to teach Place Value concepts.
This low-prep resource utilizes pictures, diagrams, number bonds, and base ten blocks (printables included) for numbers 1 to 120.
This resource seamlessly integrates into whole-group activities, math centers, and small-group instruction, making it a valuable complement to any curriculum.
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Concepts Covered:
- Counting to 120
- Understanding ten ones makes a ten
- Decomposing teen numbers
- Decomposing two-digit numbers
- Comparing two-digit numbers using <, >, and
Bundle Highlights:
- 23 math center activities
- One counting booklet
- Digital game for Seesaw and Google Slides
- Ideal for repeated practice in writing, showing, and understanding numbers 1 to 120
- Versatile usage: math centers, small group instruction, morning work, homework, sub work, or RTI
Resource Overview:
- Partner Counting Cards
- Roll, Pick, and Solve
- Hundred Chart Math Talk
- The Case of the Missing Numbers
- Globe Counting
- Pick and Build
- Tens and Ones
- Spin and Build
- Place Value Bingo
- Number Bond Mystery
- Build and Compare
- Roll and Draw
- Flip and Cover
- Show It Four Ways
- Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To?
- Puzzle: Match Them Up
- Puzzle: Cinnamon Buns
- Roll and Build It
- Go Big, Go Place Value!
- Making Groups of Ten
- Spin, Find, and Cover
- Counting Booklet
- Math Talk Cards
- Vocabulary Strip
No Prep Printables Included:
- Number Cards
- Worksheets
- Place Value Counting Book: Students represent two-digit numbers
Digital Learning
- Decomposing Activity made for Google and Seesaw
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Digital Math Activities: Google and PRELOADED to Seesaw
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