Base 10 blocks anchor chart

Place value: tens and ones place. Example with ten blocks and ones. I was also going to include 34 ones to show another way to write it. First grade

Check out these digital and hands-on tools to help students learn how to add and subtract within 1,000. From online games to interactive anchor charts to traditional base-ten blocks activities, you can help your students visualize and conceptualize 3-digit addition and 3-digit subtraction.

Base ten blocks anchor chart bilingual!

Base 10 blocks

Number anchor chart. I love how this includes all the concepts from the shape to addition.

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!

This week we are learning all about adding 10 more and 10 less in our first grade classroom. Some students 'get-it' and some students look at me like I have two heads when I'm explaining the patterns and concept to them. It really is a lot to remember... ones place stays the same, go down-add 10, go up-subtract 10, tens place changes by 1...yada yada...!! Well, yesterday and today we drilled it and I am confident that we are ready to move on! Here are the things I did to teach the concept…

Tie together place value and comparing numbers with this activity. There are some great anchor charts for your viewing pleasure as well. Head over to my blog to grab your freebie! Math Coach’s Corner You Might Also Like:Place Value DownloadValentine Place Value GamePlace Value Relay Race CardsPlace Value Valentines Game Freebie

These number words and base 10 blocks posters will look GREAT on your classroom wall and will really help your students! These math anchor charts are just what you need to help your early elementary students learn math vocabulary!