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Not grade specific place value resources for Microsoft Word
Place Value Chart to Millions + Word Form, Expanded Form EDITABLE
Use this place value chart to help students start exploring numbers and to help with expanded notation! This place value chart has many ways to be used including projecting it for the whole group, printing and laminating to store in their math toolboxes, glueing into their interactive notebooks, etc. Ways to Use This Place Value ChartWhole GroupSmall-GroupOnce-on-OnePrinting OptionsPrint this place value chart as a poster sizePrint individually for students to glue into notebooksPrint 4x4 and la
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Subtracting from a 2 digit number not crossing 10.
A worksheet which focusses on subtracting from a 2 digit number not crossing 10.Perfect to use for whole class teaching, exam practice, intervention groups, 1:1 tuition etc. Layout mirrors that of formal testing.
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Subtracting 1 digit from 2 digit numbers. Not crossing 10. Worksheet
A set of worksheets to be used in class, or as homework, to support with the fluency skill of adding a 1 digit number to a 2 digit number where there is no need to cross the tens barrier. Layout mirrors that of formal testing.
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Coins for Money Unit
Use these coins to give students when learning about money. They can manipulate them while working through problems or math centers.
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Hundreds Chart Number Cards for Pocket Chart
Word Document so you can edit font & colors
1-100 2X2 Number cards for pocket chart
10s are in red
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Representing Numbers
Representing NumbersAs a "homeschooling" Mom, full-time educator in Texas public schools and Adult Education instructor, it was hard for me to see my "autistic" son and my other scholars struggle with number representation. I created this foldable as a DOL (demonstration of learning) for them to show me that they could represent numbers in these 4 different ways. After teaching and/or reviewing these concepts, I had them choose 2-4 multi-digit numbers which they "represented" under each tab. For
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Addition & Subtraction Place Value Line Up (Editable)
Addition and Subtraction Place Value Line Up can be used for students who struggle with lining up their equations when adding and subtracting. Can be edited to add or remove place values or number of equations needed to add or subtract.
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Base Ten Blocks for Commercial or Non-Commerical Reuse
This document includes BASE TEN BLOCKS for commercial or non-commercial use. You are able to use these base ten blocks for any project of your choice.
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-ones cubes
-tens rods
-hundreds flats
-thousands cubes (not shown in preview)
*You are able to modify the size of the base ten blocks AND can copy and paste as many of them as your need.*
**This file is in a word document that is editable***
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Skip Counting Book
I used some different skip counting skills to put together a skip counting book for my students to work on. I will print and cut the pages in half to assemble it as a book. There are 2 challenge pages at the end for those higher flyers! :) Skip counts by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10s. Plus the 2 challenge pages.
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Place Value Rocket
Instructions: (This game can be differentiated by choosing the number of dice to represent 1-6 digit numbers) Take turns to roll the dice a make a number using the digits represented on each die. Write the number on the rocket. Roll the dice again and make another number to record on the rocket. All numbers must now be written on the rocket in order from smallest (starting at 0) to largest (ending at ∞, at the top of the rocket). If there is no space to fit the number on rocket you must miss a t
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Rounding Mountain with Train Theme
This is a rounding practice center activity. The students use the train to go up the rounding mountain. This helps them to visually see and understand rounding. Included are trains for each student, a rounding chart, practice worksheet, and numbers to cutout to use with the rounding mountain.
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Tens and Ones Trading
Students practice trading ones for tens.
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A Piggy's Tale Pet Owner’s Responsibility
After reading A Piggy's Tale Comic, student will develop an awareness of the responsibilities of pet ownership, identify the essential needs for the care of their pet, and know the difference between wants and needs. Students will have an opportunity to develop an estimated pet expense sheet, work in cooperative groups to brainstorm ideas, and use a graphic organizer to collect important information.
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The Metric System Conversion Chart
The Metric System Conversion Chart allows students to appropriately convert measurements using a visual to help. This product can be used for most grades and can be used for students with disabilities and their peers. Enjoy!
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Gaming - What will it cost?
This is a resource I created for senior students I work with at a special needs school. Life skills are an important factor in this sector, particularly budgeting. This resource is a relevant and fun activity about gaming hardware and software and can completed as a class on a projector or individually.
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Next Dollar Theory
Practice combining coins, paper money, and finding the appropriate amount of money to purchase items. Use reinforcing activities to achieve mastery of the Next Dollar Theory. Includes paper money cut outs to assist in determining answers.
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Next Dollar Up Strategy Packet
This small packet helps student independently practice using the Next Dollar Up strategy to determine how much money they should use when buying items that cost different amounts. The first three pages of this packet have items that cost whole-dollar amounts, whereas the last three pages consist of these same items but with varying costs and decimals. Student are asked to circle in the correct number of dollar bills.
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Place Value Dot Sheet
For kids with impaired motor functions this is a great tool. The student takes a dot marker and places the correct dot color on the corresponding place value. If you want to make these usable for multiple practice laminate and use bingo chips or expo markers.
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0-100 Number Cards
0-100 Number Cards can be printed on any kind of paper or card stock of choice, laminated, and cut out for use with any activity where you need a set of numbers.
I used these in my Kindergarten class for number recognition. Each student had a few cards, a 100's number grid in a page protector, and a dry erase marker. The students would have to pick a card, find the number, read the number, and mark it with an x.
I also used them when we were learning place value, addition, and subtraction,
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Classroom Checks, editable
Checks to go along with a money unit or economic behavior plan.
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Number of the day
Have kids write the numerical number, circle even or odd, write the number in expanded form, draw it in base 10 blocks, write it in word form, double the number and the back has space to add/subtract 1, 10, and 100.
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Math Carnival Game - Bucket Toss - Ordering Numbers
This provides instructions on how to make a Bucket Toss game where students put numbered bean bags into the correct numerical order, then try to toss them into buckets for tickets or points. It can be used as a stand alone review of ordering numbers or it can be used as one of many games in a carnival like activity. My school uses it in a day long Math Carnival that students participate in about a month before our state tests. This game was created for our 7th grade math carnival, but it could
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Also included in:Â Math Carnival Games Bundle
Adding Money Worksheet
This worksheet is designed for Special Education students who are learning to add money. This worksheet consist of the accommodation of seeing the real money as visuals next to the numeric numbers that represent them. This is a wonderful worksheet is students in a Functional Academic setting who are learning to work with money.
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Make a Math Game (editable)
Use this product to review or test any math skills. Contains directions and a rubric. Students make a math board game with questions and an answer key.
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