2nd grade place value anchor chart

Looking for engaging 1st grade or 2nd grade place value resources? These FREE worksheets, crafts and activities are a great way to get you started! Ideal for place value centers, early finishers or for making a classroom place value bulletin board. Covering 2-digit, 3-digit and 4-digit activities and offering differentiatio. Some no prep fun ways to get your place value started in first or second grade! Who doesn't love Free place value activities?

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Teaching place value to kids in math class can be fun – if you have some hands-on learning activities and visuals, like charts. You can utilize game boards or worksheets. The key really is for students to understand the core of what place value is, which is abstract and much harder to get across when ... Read More about Teaching Tips for Place Value

Practical and engaging ideas for teaching place value in upper elementary. Includes anchor charts, notebook pages, and activities.

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Place value doesn't have to be super confusing or involve a lot of expensive manipulatives! Grab a box of straws and get the learning started!

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Place value anchor chart