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Elementary place value posters for Microsoft Word
Two Digit Subtraction Rules Poster
This poster can be done as a chant with motions to help students memorize rules for two digit subtraction. "When we subtract two digit numbers,We have to line them up.Then we start with the ones, Because they're number one.More on top, no need to stop.More on the floor, go next door, get ten more, regroup!Numbers the same, zero's the game!"It includes examples and labels.
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2nd - 5th
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Metric Units Conversion Chart
An easy to use, but highly effective chart that can be used to convert various metric units of measure.
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4th - 6th
Pete The Cat - Counting Number of Days in School Using Ten Frames: EDITABLE
Have fun with Pete the Cat ! Do you need a fun and engaging way to keep track of the number of days your students have been in school? This cloud and Pete the Cat themed "Days In School" display uses visuals to help students keep track of the number of days. Practice using a ten frame and making a ten by using this Pete the Cat theme to keep track of the number of days your students are in school. Display has up to 190 days using tens frames.
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PreK
Spelling of Numbers and Place Value Cheat Sheet
A cheat sheet to help students with the spelling of numbers. It also has information on place value into the hundreds, including expanded form, standard form and word form.
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1st - 3rd
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Place Valuable Art Poster
After learning about ways to write decimals, students use art to demonstrate their understanding. Students create a picture with different sections and fill the picture with various forms of decimal numbers: standard, word, and expanded form.This is a great activity to extend students learning, review decimals, or as a culminating activity.I have also included a worksheet that students will need to complete before starting their Place Valuable Art poster.
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5th
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GR 4 Common Core Math Unit 1 Essential Questions and HOTS Questions
This great fourth grade common core math unit 1 resource comes complete with 20 poster cards in all ,containing both essential questions and HOTs (Higher level thinking) questions that you can post to your classroom. I hang mine on a bulletin board near my unit vocabulary words, so the children and I can refer to them during a lesson. The essential questions are for the most part written in a "How do we?" form. The students know what we will be learning the moment they walk through the door. I
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3rd - 5th
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Expanded Form Place Value Poster
A poster that I use during calendar math, where students practice writing numbers in expanded form using place value. This poster is on 11x17 paper, so make sure you can print it!
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1st - 3rd
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Spanish Place Value Poster (El valor posicional)
I created this 11x14 inch poster of place value to use in my second grade dual language classroom.
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1st - 3rd
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Place Value Chart
Place Value Chart: Billions to Hundredths
Expanded Form
Standard Form
Word Form
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3rd - 7th
Rename the Number
Rename the Number Poster has spaces for the number word, tallies, what the number "looks like", number sentences, greater than, less than, odd/even, and place value.
Can be printed for student use or blown up to poster size and laminated for a whole class mini-lesson.
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K - 2nd
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Place Value Poster with optional French labels
A printable place value poster for the classroom. Includes the name of the positions from billions to decimal thousandsTHs, numbers are written in word form and standard form. The poster can be printed on colored paper and laminated as I have done in my photo. You can choose to print all the pages or you can print a section that your grade level needs to know. You can also print the whole thing in French if you need it.
Buy it for yourself or share it with your grade level team.
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3rd - 6th
Place Value Anchor Chart
I used this poster in my 7th grade classroom since many students had forgotten place value! The color coordination was useful to all students, especially SPED. I made one for every teacher in the math department and they are still up!
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4th - 9th
Place Value Poster
Included is a place value poster with examples of ways to show a number: standard form, word form, expanded form, and place value blocks. It is perfect to put in a resource folder for students to refer to for examples.
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2nd - 5th
Blank 1000 Chart
This blank 1000 chart is separated by 100s. Was used in my classroom to make a large 1000s chart for students to use in class discussions about making 1000.
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3rd - 5th
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EDITABLE Place Value Charts- Differentiated!
When our young kiddos learn about place value for the first time, it can be a bit confusing for them! It can be a waiting game until one glorious day... the light bulb comes on! Then they are ready to really dive into place value and learn about the way our number system works!
These place value anchor charts will aid in that process by allowing you to show the students what the place value positions are and showing them an example. these charts can be used in the classroom or they can be sent
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K - 8th
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Place Value Chart
Place Value Chart that introduces and reinforces place value, exponential notation. powers of ten, expanded notation, "value" of each digit, and proper written and spoken form of numbers. Can be edited for younger children. Design allows you to add to the place value chart as students acquire understanding.
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5th - 8th
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Number Flash Cards 0-129
Number Flash Cards Numbers 0-129.
Each multiple of 10 is a different colour. e.g. 0-9 yellow, 10-19 blue, 20-29 red
Perfect for wall display or to use as flash cards.
Print two lots to play memory!
4 'flash cards' to an A4 page
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PreK - 2nd
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Place Value Chart POSTER with Expanded Notation
Print out the 6 pages and paste on a 10 inch x 38 inch poster to create your very own place value chart with expanded notation.
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3rd - 6th
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Rounding Anchor Chart
A step-by-step guide to rounding (fourth grade)
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3rd - 5th
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PLACE VALUE CHART
This is a gattegno chart (named after the mathematician Caleb Gattegno) designed to build pupil's understanding of place value and our base 10 number system. It also acts as a useful resource for multiplying or dividing by 10, 100 or a 1000.
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4th - 8th
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Place Value and Decimal Poster
This great and colorful poster is easy to assemble and displays Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones, Tenths, Hundredths, and Thousandths. It names what the place is and also displays an example of how to read it. Special emphasis is added to remember the comma and how to read the decimal point. Perfect for teaching place value and decimals!
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3rd - 6th
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Rounding by C.L.A.P.
A few years ago, my mentoring teacher showed this rounding strategy to me. It gives a step by step procedure for rounding. Students love it! After enough practice, the four steps melt into a habit for each learner.
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2nd - 5th
Explanation page for understanding expanded form and word form 4.NBT.2
This page allows students how to represent multi-digit whole numbers. The sentence from provides them an opportunity to read their numbers You can laminate these pages and provided to students as exemplars. Students can then create their own maps in their journals using their own multi-digit numbers. If they need help they can use the exemplar page as a guide.
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3rd - 5th
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Subtracting with regrouping
This is a chart that shows the steps to subtract triple digit numbers with regrouping. I found it difficult for my special ed students to remember ALL the steps there is to regrouping so I came up with this chart to help them. I laminated for durability. I hope you find it as helpful as I did! Thanks for looking!
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1st - 3rd
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