Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach place value? 🍎 Our '3-Digit Place Value Cover Up Game' helps kids understand place value to the hundreds and challenge each other to see who can cover the board first ... who said maths can't be fun? 😉 Some of the 3-digit place value questions asked in this game include: ❓A number with a zero in the tens place. ❓A number whose digits add up to 11 or more. ❓Any number that is greater than 500. Thanks @learningwithmiss_m for tagging us in your awesome

Place Value is one of my favourite maths topics to teach and this game will help children use part-whole models, build numbers and compare numbers so lots going on! The printable pack comes with part-whole models for 2 to 4 digit numbers and digit cards. Then all you need is a pencil and you’re ready to play! Comment ‘game’ and I’ll send you the link to this and all my other printable place value games. #placevalue #playbasedlearning #teachingideas #ks2 #teachingresources #activelearning #mathsg

Want the free printable to make this place-value math game? It's right here! -----> https://www.weareteachers.com/printable-place-value-game/ | WeAreTeachers

You’ll always have a place with us! The place value chart is a representation that students can use to see the value of each digit in a given number. 234, you ask? Why, that’s 2 hundreds, 3 tens, and 4 ones. This flexible tool starts in Grade 1 as students learn about tens and ones and continues through the use of decimals in Grade 5 (and beyond!). Bring place value to life by asking your kid how many ones, tens, and hundreds are in numbers that they happen upon throughout their day. | Zearn