Place Value Anchor Chart

So I have always admired teachers who make beautiful anchor charts.  I am not a good artist and have always been reluctant to make anchor charts.  Well, that is not entirely true.  I make them with my students and then I throw them away because I never really thought they looked presentable enough to hang up.  This year I decided that was going to change.  Here is my place value anchor chart.  It is not perfect but I did decide to hang it up and I have enjoyed being able to use it as a reference.  Although to be totally transparent, this is the second one I made.  I didn't like the first one and remade it.

Place Value Pack

I put all of my fun place value activities into one packet.  This packet includes posters, centers and worksheets.  Everything you need to practice 4.NBT.2 all in one place.

Place Value Games

Here are three more place value games that are great for centers.  They need very little setup and only use number cards.

Place Value Game

This is a great way to continuously review place value.  I put it into a center and bring it back out every couple of weeks to make sure my students continue to be confident with place value, standard form and word form.

Place Value Activity

Here is a great printable to use to help your students practice place value.  I color coded the chart because I have found that my students who are struggling or second language really benefit from having the chart color coded.  Grab this from TPT store and enjoy this activity with your class!

Number Forms

This is a fun activity to practice number forms.  The students randomly choose numbers, create a number and then write down the different forms of the number.  I introduce it whole group and then put into a center for extra practice!

Grab this from my TPT store and have fun in your classroom with this great activity!  It is free!!