Rounding intervention

Instead of using tricks and shortcuts, teach rounding to 3rd grade and 4th grade students in a way they will actually understand. Using scaffolded number lines and building your upper elementary students' place value skills will help students be better able to round to the nearest tens and hundreds place.

Make math fun and engaging with these 5 fluency maths games! Strengthen number sense and build confidence through these hands-on activities.

My daughter came home with a rounding worksheet… she struggled with it. Creating number lines did not help, because she wasn’t sure how to plot the numbers. So, I created these number charts to give her some extra help. We practiced for about 10 minutes, and she responded well to the activity. She said the […]

Rounding to the nearest 10 can be difficult for 3rd and 4th grade students but I can promise that a hands on approach using a number line is a more effective strategy than any rhyme or anchor chart will EVER be. Follow the steps to this lesson and all of your students will be successful when it comes to rounding to the nearest ten. After the lessons, continue your practice with games and activities that will allow students to refine their new understandings.

Read about 3 engaging ways to teach rounding to the nearest 10 and 100.

This rounding anchor chart is perfect to use in small groups or to add to your math wall. Give one to your teachers' aid or paraeducator to use when teaching!

You can teach rounding numbers in fun and engaging ways. Let us show you want to try in your next maths lesson.

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You might be a classroom teacher looking to implement a math intervention strategy for the upcoming school year.

Math intervention with your students can be an overwhelming task. Here's how to simplify the process and do it in a meaningful way.