Understanding Tens and Ones: Place Value Practice
This four-page worksheet resource helps students decompose two-digit numbers into tens and ones using base-ten blocks, expanded forms, matching, and word problems.
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Math · All grades
Place Value Auction Game
Students bid on increasingly complex numbers using virtual math dollars, then identify the highest place value and explain its value.
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Students bid on increasingly complex numbers using virtual math dollars, then identify the highest place value and explain its value. Includes game rules, scoring, sample rounds, strategy guidance, and sentence stems for mathematical justification.
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- Students will identify the digit in the highest place value.
- Students will explain the value represented by a digit.
- Students will compare place values in whole numbers and decimals.
- Students will justify mathematical thinking using complete sentences.
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