This interactive Google Slides Activity helps students understand place value positions by sliding numbers to show increases and decreases by 10 & 100. Self-checking with an option to delete answers, it includes a video explanation and is aligned with TEKS and Common Core standards.
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This Google Slides Activity is an interactive way for your students to begin understanding the relationship between place value positions. In this activity, students will slide numbers to the left or right to show numbers increasing by 10 & 100 and decreasing by 10 & 100. The problems are worded differently to expose students to a variety of problems. These numbers include hundredths to millions. Plus, there’s a quick video that explains the activity to the students.
This activity is self-checking. However, if you don’t want it to be, you can delete the answers before sharing the Google Slides activity with your students.
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Check out the student video to see a preview of the activity and instructions.
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This product is great for TEKS 4.2A and Common Core 4.NBT.A.1
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RhodyTeacher401 –
I loved the idea of the resource! I wish the original number stayed in place because students struggled when it would move on them. Also, some got confused on the 1/10 piece.
Polka Dots and Fifth Grade –
Love how this can be used virtually and easy for students to use, cute activity!
KIMBERLY J. –
This is absolutely amazing!
connie alphin –
great resource
Kelly S. –
This was a great resources!
Jeanine S. –
Very easy for the students to use. Thank you.
Angie Christensen –
Great resource!
Amy I. –
Great resource, just wish there were no tenths to start with for my fourth graders.
Creative in Literacy –
Very helpful resource. Just want my students needed. Thank you!
anne B. –
Thank you so much for this resource! The children loved it!