My second grader is doing a little review in math before the end of the year test. So, I created a simple Expanded Form Learning Mat for her to review this skill with three-digit numbers. I’m sharing it with you today. While I don’t share math resources as often, you can find them all here. ... Read More about Expanded Form Learning Mat {Free!}

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This expanded form activity is a great way to practice this math skill! Kids will have fun learning and rolling the dice to write their equations!

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Working on expanded form in math? Here are cool math ideas to practice the Common Core expanded form. Worksheets, games, DIY projects, freebies and a video.

Hello lovely friends! We are back again with another quick, easy and practical place value activity with our Expanded Form Train. What is expanded form When you ask a student to write a number in expanded form, they have to rewrite the number in a way that breaks up its value. They must show how much each digit actually represents. In many place value activities, students are building numbers. With expanded form, we are seeing how well they can break them up and reinforce their understanding…

Today I am linking up with Tara at 4th Grade Frolics for her "Monday Made It" linky. I am soooo excited to use this with my class this week! These are a great way to get your kids working with expanded form. I've see this idea on pinterest but I also spotted some easy to use directions at Sue Downing's TpT store for FREE! The idea is totally simple. You can make a number from 0 to 99 by turning the cups to line up the numbers. To expand the number, just slide the outer cup to the right and…

Need an easy beginning letter sound review? Check out these free alphabet beginning sounds activities that include 6 different full-color worksheets to practice matching letters to sounds. All you need is the printable, magnetic letters, and a cookie tray.