Place Value Games: Dice and Card Games by Grade Level
The fastest way to turn place value practice from a worksheet into something students actually want to do is with a handful of dice and a deck of cards. Place…
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How to Teach Place Value in Elementary School
Every elementary teacher has watched a student read the number 42 as “four, two” instead of forty-two. That small moment is the whole reason place value matters, and it’s why…
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Expanded Notation vs Expanded Form: Clear Examples for 2nd–4th Grade
Teaching place value is one of those foundational math skills that affects everything else students learn. When students truly understand how numbers are built, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and even decimals…
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How To Use Number Lines For Subtraction
A number line is a powerful tool for teaching a variety of mathematical concepts. They are a great visual tool for helping students understand and learn single-digit, two-digit, and three-digit…
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Number of the Day – A Daily Math number routine to practice key math concepts
This Daily Math routine is similar to a Number of the Day and Number Routine for second grade. It covers many place value number sense standards. It includes two-digit and three-digit number sense, time, money, and more. Students practicing using a number line and many addition strategies.
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Place Value Accordion: A Hands-On Way to Teach Standard and Expanded Form
If you’ve ever watched your students’ eyes glaze over during place value lessons, you know how tricky it can be to help them see the connection between digits and their…
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Free 0-99 Circular Number Chart
With a circular hundreds chart, students can effortlessly count and smoothly transition across tens. This simple 0-99 chart aids students in counting numbers within the range of 100. Its user-friendly…
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