K-3 Teacher Resources Primary School Maths Place Value Chart
Place Value Chart and Number Cards..
Terrific visual way to teach place value - using the overlay approach.......(see ideas for use)
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Ideas for Use / How to Use...
Place Value Chart - How to Use...
- Print the chart and numbers onto 4 different colours of card as in pictures 1 and 2 - laminate for long term use...
- Children are given a number to make up - for example - 362 - children find the 300 card, the 60 card and the 2 card - place on place value chart, underneath each other as in picture 3.
- Review the chart then slide the numbers to overlay in the appropriate columns as in picture 4. to make - 362 .
- Make the size smaller for individual use by changing your printer settings for each page....to....'properties', 'page layout' '2 in 1' or '4 in 1' etc.
- Could also use the laminated place value chart to draw on numbers using a whiteboard marker.
- Once number is made up - children could place groups of popsticks, base ten blocks etc to represent each column.
- Use 'blutak' to keep the 'overlays' together if demonstrating on an upright 'board'.
- Also use for just base 10 for younger grades.
- Use the number cards for other counting activities - for example - children use them to label groups of objects, display them for counting practice, write over the top using whiteboard markers for number writing practice, put them in correct order, for example - 100,200,300 etc.
- Use smaller individual copies for cut and paste number and place value activities.
- Use alongside our numeral expander and
place value maths spinner game.

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