Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands Place Value Flash Cards
Using Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands Place Value Flash Cards , students identify an underlined digit’s value to build number recognition and place value skills.
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Using Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands Place Value Flash Cards , students identify an underlined digit’s value to build number recognition and place value skills.
These Flash Cards are a great resource for students to build their number recognition and place value skills. Students can look at the number and sort into piles based on correct answers.
First, look at the number on the card. Next, think of what number is shown. Then,say the number quickly. Finally, put flashcards in two piles based on the speed that you knew the number. Continue identifying numbers until you have moved them all to the correct pile!
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Setting up these flash cards are easy to do- print, cut, and fold on the dotted line for quick use! These flash cards can also be cut apart to use as a memory or matching game. You could even have students sort numbers based on your own rule or a self-directed rule. These Ones, Tens, Hundreds Place Value Flash Cards are an excellent addition to a math center or introduction to a math lesson!
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