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In this resource you will find two sets of numbers to print so the students can play with them. One set is US letter size and the other in half US letter.

How to play:

1.Divide the classroom in groups.

2.Give each group a set of digits from 0 to 9, a comma and a point.

3.Give each group a Number Guide.

4.The team must choose a leader to read the numbers aloud. The leader reads the number and the rest of the team members have to make the number with the digits.

5.If the number is correct, the leader checks it un the Number Guide.

6.The teacher can pick up the Number Guide at the end of the game to check the results.

Another idea of how to play:

1.Divide the classroom in groups.

2.Give each group a set of digits from 0 to 9, a comma and a point.

3.Give each group a Number Guide.

4.The team has to choose a leader to make the numbers that are in the Number Guide with the digits. The rest of the team have to read the number aloud. The leader checks the numbers that are well read in the Number Guide..

5.The teacher can pick up the Number Guide at the end of the game to check the results.

6.Th team members can also compite to be the first one reading the number correctly aloud.

This game is ideal to use it in one of the Math Centers!

This is a game to review contents like addition and subtraction, place value, composing and decomposing numbers, and number recognition, counting. This game can be played with the whole class, or students can play individually.

En este recurso encontrarás dos sets de números para imprimir y que los estudiantes jueguen con ellos. Un set tamaño carta y otro media carta.

Cómo jugar:

1.Divide el salón de clase en equipos.

2.Entrégale un set de números del 0 al 9, una coma y un punto a cada equipo.

3.Entrégale una guía de números.

4.El equipo debe elegir un capitán que lea los números en voz alta. El capitán lee el primer número y los demás estudiantes deben formar el número con las tarjetas.

5.Si lo forman bien, el líder lo marca en la guía de números.

6.El docente puede recoger las guías finalizando el juego para ver la cantidad de números que formaron bien.

Otra idea de cómo jugar:

1.Divide el salón de clase en equipos.

2.Entrégale un set de números del 0 al 9, una coma y un punto a cada equipo.

3.Entrégale una guía de números.

4.El equipo debe elegir un capitán que formara los números de la guía con las tarjetas.

5.El resto del equipo debe leerlo en voz alta. Si lo forman bien, el líder lo marca en la guía de números.

6.El docente puede recoger las guías finalizando el juego para ver la cantidad de números que formaron bien.

7.También pueden competir para ver qué miembro del equipo lee el número correctamente en voz alta primero.

¡Este juego es ideal para realizarlo en uno de los centro de matemáticas!

Este recurso es un power point para poner en práctica el valor posicional de los números, el valor de un dígito dependiendo de su posición, ordenar números según su valor y las diferentes formas en que un número puede ser escrito.
Tienes ejercicios para realizar a nivel de curso con las respectivas respuestas en la diapositiva siguiente.

Are you looking for a guide to work decimal place value with your students?

This product includes 13 worksheets with different exercises to work the concepts of place value. You can use 2 of them as an assessment of the topic.

You will find exercises like:

- What is the value of the underline digit?

- What is the place of the underline digit?

- What digit is in the tenths place?

Bonus! Every year that I work this topic with my own students, I add new worksheets according to the needs they have. So, if you buy it now, you will get all those extra worksheets for free.

This resource is for 5th grade, but you can also use it in 4th grade with your advanced students or with 6th grade to do a review.

This product includes 20 multiple choice task cards with problems to show the understanding of the decimal place value.

You will find exercises like:

- What is the value of the underline digit?

- What is the place of the underline digit?

- What digit in in the tenths place?

Includes:

- 20 color task cards

- 20 white and black task cards

- Answer sheet

- Answer sheet with answers

This is a PowerPoint to teach or practice step by step column addition. It includes addition operations with and without regrouping, and the place value of each digit is shown in each column. It contains 3-digit plus 2-digit additions, and  3-digit plus 3-digit additions.

Project this resource, either in an online or presential lesson.

This resource includes 9 different versions and a division to represent numbers bigger than 100 (hundreds, tens and ones) and another to represent numbers smaller than 100 (tens and ones).

9 different versions:

You will receive a Power Point in which you will be able to interact and move little black circles to complete the ten frames.

Are you looking for a fun way to review 5th grade math?

This activity is perfect for you!

It is a self-checking digital puzzle that includes 16 exercises where students have to solve problems. Every time they answer correctly a piece of a mystery puzzle will appear! If they answer incorrectly, the cell will turn red for students to check their work and try again!

This resource is perfect to review at the end of the year and get ready for the EOG!

It accepts simplified answers.

You will download a PDF that has a link for a Google Sheet with the activity for the students. It is self-checking and you will also have the answers in the PDF as a reference.