Place Value Chart Game
A Place Value Chart and a Hundreds Chart in both A4/Letter and A3 sizes, along with instructions on how to play the game.
What is included
- Place Value Chart in both A4 and A3 formats
- HundredsChart in both A4 and A3 formats
- Full instructions
Learning goals
- Develop automatic recall of all times tables facts, including the trickier ones!
- Build confidence in mathematical skills
Suggested use
I use this game often and have always found it very effective for teaching the concept of place value. Simply roll a dice, adding that number of pop sticks to the Units column, until you have more than 10. Then bundle them up into groups of 10 and move them to the Tens column and so on! Even very young students can learn to play the game quickly and easily and older students who are struggling with place value always benefit greatly from this game.
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Fun Hands -On Learning
Games improve engagement and therefore improve student recall
Builds Foundational Understanding
Students gain a good grasp of the basics for a strong foundation for mathematical learning
Easy to implement
Minimal prep, maximum learning
Teacher’s Notes
- Cards can be printed and used or laminated and used with whiteboard markers
- Suitable for full class or small groups
- Develops mental math skills
- Designed to make your preparation easier
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