There are many different types of math lessons that you can do with the place value mats. The top reasons are to help students understand what place value is, writing numbers, help students say numbers, and to help students write numbers.
Other ideas I have come up with include.
Lesson
Ideas for
the
Place Value Mat
1.For
beginning lessons go over vocabulary with students. Give tips on how to read and say a number.
2.As a
whole class, everyone has their boards out. The teacher tells the students a
number out loud to the whole class (repeat several times). This is great for
informal assessing because it is easy to see which students get it and which
don’t. After everyone has their boards complete, the teacher writes the number
on the board.
3.In
partners or small groups, one student builds the number (use privacy folder) and
then has to say the number aloud. The other students have to build their
number.
4.To
emphasize the place in place value, have students build the number by only
giving bedroom name and number. Example: There is a 2 in the tens place and a 4
in the ten thousands place.
5.To
show adding and subtracting by 1,000, 100, 10’s. Example: Build a number such as 23,789. Then
ask students to add a 1,000 but take away 100. The new number is 24,689.
6.Use
the mat to demonstrate rounding for different number values.
7.Students
can practice differing money amounts.
8.Students write the standard form and the written form for
each number.
**Click here for a word form/standard form blog only freebie.**
If you are interested in the whole set to create the place value mats, you can find them here.
I typically laminate these mats so students can use these all throughout the year.
Erin
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