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Elementary place value simulation microsofts
Place Value and the Salmon Run
This game is designed to help students practice their ability to add decimals with differing place values all while deepening their science and history knowledge of the salmon migration and its importance to the Indians of the Northwest Coast. This interactive game will have students acting as salmon to begin their migration from the ocean to laying their eggs in fresh water, then doing math problems to solve a puzzle to see what animal may have eaten them during their journey.
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4th - 6th
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$1,000,000.00 Math Challenge
Let your students practice real world math skills with this common core aligned simulation. Students are able to practice subtraction and multiplication will decimals in a fun and engaging way. This activity was used to culminate and allow students to show their understanding of concepts such as place value to the millions, basic operations with decimals, applying and estimating taxes, budgeting, and recording purchases. The students loved it!
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Place Value- Digital / Virtual Classroom
I use this digital place value pocket to show my virtual students how place value works. I typically use wood sticks at the same time to show with my hands, as well. Just drag the digital wood sticks to the correct place value. If you download it to Google slides, you don't have to save, but if you use Power Point, you have to save it every time to make sure you keep the work done.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Place Value Disk
This is a digital Place Value Disk Tool Box! You can use these to create centers, model on the board, and create worksheets, the opportunities are endless.
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Grades:
K - 8th, Staff
FREEBIE: Decimal Grid Modeling Practice NO PREP
Video PreviewThis is a self-checking practice and lesson that would make a great Google Classroom (make your own copy) assignment for individual practice, or this can be done on a smart board (needs to have touch & drag capabilities or done with a mouse). This is for 3-5th grades and goes to the hundredths.
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Grades:
4th - 5th
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Building Large Numbers
Why Build a Million?
-To build a visual representation of one million to help conceptualize the magnitude of large numbers
-To develop, extend, and rebuild place value understanding in the base ten number system
-To create a tool rich with opportunities for number sense and place value routines
This 3 minute powerpoint is ready for you to hit F5, and watch as a million is constructed.
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Grades:
2nd
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Flash Math Fun to practice addition facts using different strategies
1st and 2nd Grade Flash Math Facts using visuals to assist with tens and ones and place value. You can edit to make more difficult as students learn. :)
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Grades:
1st - 2nd
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