Teaching place value 2nd grade

Create a solid math foundation with these tips for teaching place value in 1st grade. Use these ideas to avoid place value mistakes!

I love incorporating games into math as much as possible. Who doesn't love playing games, right?! But the problem with games is that they often require quite a bit of prep work for us teachers. I've been trying to come up with some that require little to no preparation to use. I'm so excited to

A place value Cheerio tower? Genius!

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Teach place value, numbers, decimals, and greater than/less than with these hands on elementary math activities! Use printables, manipulatives, and more!

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?

These activities and place value games for 1st grade kids are a fun way to review important math skills. Using food as tools? That's a bonus!

Are you looking for new math games to teach place value? Check out this list of 13 fun and easy place value games. These games are a must have for 2nd grade teachers. Your students will love these engaging and interactive math games. Add them to your guided math rotations to help your students build their place value skills. As a bonus, get 5 FREE place value math games you can download today! Learn more here!

This simple little place value number game is a favourite of Maddie's (aged 6) at school and at home. Use it to practice recognising numbers, writing numbers and place value, along with problem solving. You can play with two or more people and it is great as a whole class game on the whiteboard (with teacher vs students) or just in pairs (parent and child/two children). You can use this activity for practicing two digit numbers (with tens and ones), three digit numbers (hundreds, tens and…