Place Value Practice Based on Common Core For Christmas!

Christmas Bears Place Value Race Game!

My third graders seem to do well with place value. Then we will be trucking along with multiplication, division and using Singapore Math for all our word problems and BAM! a place value review questions has them looking like a deer in a headlight...blink, blink, blink, blink....what is this strange question?

So I created a place value game during Halloween that can be differentiated for high, middle and low. It can be played with just the "Tens" version or the "Hundreds" version. Meanwhile, your high group students can be playing the same game, but with the "Thousands" version. It is also an excellent tool to play in your small group and gather data for your RtI documentation. Observe a student and you will know instantly if they can problem solve to created the highest number when given three cards, 3, 6 and 8 for example. If they don't make it into 863, there's a problem!
I now have a Christmas Version for you!
Denise, from Sunny Days in Second Grade, took pictures of her children
playing the game and sent it to me.

Students Playing the Candy Corn Version

She was the first blog I ever discovered and I adore her.
{Here is her blog post about the game and all her Halloween fun!}

THREE GAMES IN ONE!
TENS ~ Thanksgiving Place Value Race
HUNDREDS ~ Thanksgiving Place Value Race
THOUSANDS ~ Thanksgiving Place Value Race
Common Core Standards For Place Value
1.NBT.2 ~ 1.NTB.3
2.NBT.1 ~ 2.NBT.3 and 2.NBT.4
3.NBT.2

If you take pictures of your class, I would love to see them!

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