Place value art project 2nd grade

Emily Garcia | Education to the Core on Instagram: "Make Place Value FUN with this low-prep Place Value Creation Craft! 🤩 Allow your students to use their imagination while also practicing their math skills. Students will use the base ten blocks to create their own design, then write the value of their design. Comment CREATION for the link!"

Need a fun and engaging fall craft reviewing place value with no prep? In this resource students will be able to review place value and how it is represented using word form, standard form, expanded form, picture form , and adding/subtracting 10. Whether they are reviewing 2,3, or 4 digit numbers there is template for each! Instructions are included all you need is dice and let the fall fun begin !3 empty template to make your own number!15 premade templates (print and go !) Great for…

Fun with place value magnets

Click here a Spring Math Craft for Place Value and Number Sense. These include numbers 0-999, addition, subtraction, number order, ordering numbers, counting, and representing numbers. These can be used in a preschool, prek, kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade classroom or homeschool.

These second grade place value worksheets and activities will help your students effectively grasp 3 digit place value.

These were some of my favorites. Their creativity amazes me!

With the release of Math Pack 29 recently, we have enjoyed bringing you some ideas and resources for teaching place value. Particularly 2 digit place value. Presenting and engaging with place value in many different ways is a great way to reinforce a solid foundation for understanding numbers. Being able to first manipulate materials and then represent them pictorially and numerically is so powerful for our learners. I have found that approaching math with the same basic lesson structure…

Integrating math in art is always a fun twist! 3rd grade students are learning about place value in math...thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones. To create artwork with this concept we talked about the artist Wayne Thiebaud who makes paintings of yummy desserts!...sometimes 15 cakes in one painting! We chose a 4-digit number to begin- for example: 4,635. The thousands place equaled a cake, the hundreds place equaled a pie, the tens place equaled an ice cream cone, and the ones equaled a…

End of the Year Place Value Number Sense activities include numbers 0-999, addition, subtraction, number order, ordering numbers, counting, and representing numbers. These can be used in a preschool, prek, kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade classroom or homeschool.

Building a strong number sense is the foundation of most math applications. It's important for our students to know what numbers repres...