Number
and Operations Standard
for Grades 3-5
Understand
numbers, ways of representing numbers, relationships
among numbers, and number systems
• understand the place-value structure of the base-ten number system and
be able to represent and compare whole numbers and decimals;
• recognize equivalent representations for the same number and generate
them by decomposing and composing numbers;
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Step
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Practice
your Place Value skills by visiting these Websites with
loads of activities.
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AAA
Math
Write
the number that corresponds to the words.
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AAA
Math
Write
the number for the expanded form.
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AAA
Math
Write
the number that corresponds to the words.
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AAA
Math
Match
the number to the place values.
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Quia
Match
each number to its expanded form.
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Quia
Try
to uncover matching pairs of cards. Match each
number written in standard form with its correct
corresponding number written in expanded form.
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Quia
Click
on the flashcard to flip it over. Match each
number written in standard form with its correct
corresponding number written in expanded form.
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E-Lab
Use
a place-value chart to find the value of each
digit in a number.
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Funbrain
Funbrain
will show you a number. Click on the correct
place value to uncover the picture.
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AAA
Math
Practice
your skills using one of the place
value activities.
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Learning
Box Base Ten
Click
on Manny's drums. Choose 1, 10 or 100.
Then, make the number with the blocks.
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ICT
Games
Click
on the shark. Click on the number that
matches the number of blocks.
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National
Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Click
on the block. Use blocks to show numbers.
Or, sort and group blocks.
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Scott
Forseman eTools
Click
on the blocks. Drag blocks onto the workspace,
then click on the show place-value button
to see the number.
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Arcytech
Base 10 Blocks
Click
on the blocks. Drag one, ten or hundred
blocks to the workspace. What number
did you make?
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