Place Value Task Cards: Promoting Success For You & Your Students!

Place Value
Task Cards
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Promoting Success for You & Your Students!

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These task cards are a sampler from the following sets of task cards. You may use them as a quick assessment
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Place Value Tens and Ones Task Cards

Elementary teachers will download 30 place value task cards for
kindergarten, 1st grade and special education math students to practice
tens and ones with base ten blocks.
Ideas for place value games and activities are included, such as a
scavenger hunt or SCOOT. Use them in math centers or stations as a
review, test prep, formative assessment or extra morning work practice.
Place Value Tens and Ones Worksheets
eachers will download place value tens and ones worksheets for
teaching kindergarten, first grade or special education students.
These printable activities work well for morning work, homework, early
finishers, emergency sub plans and as extra practice for special
education.
Activities include anchor charts, cut and paste, matching, writing place
values, coloring blocks to represent numbers, finding the missing
number, completing the tens/ones chart and compare numbers. Answer
keys are included.
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Contents
NOTE: Print only student pages 7-10 to save ink.
Scavenger Hunt Directions 5

More Game Ideas 6
Math Task Cards 8
Student Response Form 10
Student Response Form Key 11
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Scavenger Hunt Directions
This scavenger hunt reviews place value.
1. Print the task cards on cardstock. Laminate if desired.
2. Make copies of the student response form (one for each student).
3. Hide the scavenger hunt cards around the classroom.
4. Students must search around the classroom to find the cards.
5. When a card is found, students write the answer on their student response
form. The card stays in the hidden spot.
6. Students continue searching around the room until all the cards are answered.
7. Students may work alone or with a partner.
MAB Blocks Clip Art Credit: Creative Critters
Adorable Owl Clip Art Credit: The 3AMTeacher
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More Game Ideas
1. Independent Center Work
2. Memory Game – If your cards don’t come with answer cards, create them on index cards. Lay the question
cards and answer cards face down to play a memory (concentration) game. Great for small groups.
3. Whole Group Game (SCATTER) – Give half of the students a question card and half an answer card. If
answer cards aren’t provided, create them on index cards. Students must scatter (mingle) around the room
to find their correct partner. This encourages content-rich discussions.
4. Use cards with basic board games or other games. Student may move game piece when a question is
answered correctly. (Battleship, Chutes & Ladders, Don’t Break the Ice, etc.)
5. Interactive Bulletin Board – Hang question cards on bulletin board. Students record answers in their content
area journals during designated transition times.
6. Use cards for a game of Jeopardy or similar quiz show game.
7. Tic Tac Toe – When a task card is answered correctly, the student may place an “X” or “O”. Tape a tic-tac-
toe board on the floor. Students toss bean bags when a question is answered correctly.
8. Display 1-2 cards per day for journal writing.
9. Hang task cards along a wall or set one on each desk. Students record answers moving to the next card
when a designated sound or motion cues the movement. (SCOOT)
10. May be used repeated practice or for differentiated instruction. Students may be given fewer cards to
complete or complete only the odds or evens. Task cards replace worksheets!
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More Game Ideas, Cont.-
11. Send task cards home for a purposeful homework activity.
12. Task cards may be used as a quick formative assessment to guide instruction. Give the students five cards for
a quick check.
13. Play ANSWERS UP game. Designated student reads a question card. Students record answers on small chalk
board or white board. Students show answers when designated student says, “Answers up!”
14. Transition or Morning Activity (Bell Work) – Display one task card each day for students to record answers.
15. Place task cards in plastic eggs or small boxes. Students find boxes and record answers.
16. Use task cards as flashcards with partners or small groups.
17. Use as extra reinforcement for students who complete work early.
18. Create a scavenger hunt. Hide the question cards around the room. Give each student an answer card. They
must find the correct question to match their answer.
19. Have students create their own task cards after completing a research project or unit study.
20. Be creative! Allow your students to create game ideas!
Notes:
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Place Value Common Core Math:
Task Cards Sampler Understand place value.
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.NBT.B.2
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit
number represent amounts of tens and ones.
Understand the following as special cases:
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.NBT.B.2.A
10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones
— called a "ten."
Place Value Place Value

Tens and Ones Task Cards Tens and Ones Task Cards
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Place Value Tens and Ones Name: Place Value Tens and Ones Name:
Student Response Form Date: Student Response Form Date:
Card Card Card Card
Answer Answer Answer Answer
# # # #
1 4 1 4
2 5 2 5
3 6 3 6
Circle the base ten blocks to equal 87. Circle the base ten blocks to equal 87.
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Place Value Tens and Ones Name: KEY Place Value Tens and Ones Name: KEY
Student Response Form Date: Student Response Form Date:
Card Card Card Card
Answer Answer Answer Answer
# # # #
1 5 4 55 1 5 4 55
2 22 5 20 2 22 5 20
3 34 6 16 3 34 6 16
Circle the base ten blocks to equal 87. Answers will vary. Circle the base ten blocks to equal 87. Answers will vary.
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Promoting Success for You & Your Students!

Yes, I do have a lot…over 200 at the time of

I do this for several reasons:

• I love helping teachers. As a former teacher, I understand your limited time.

Place Value Tens and Ones Task Cards

Place Value Tens and Ones Worksheets

Scavenger Hunt Directions 5

Shelly & Paul Anton

1. Print the task cards on cardstock. Laminate if desired.

3. Hide the scavenger hunt cards around the classroom.

4. Students must search around the classroom to find the cards.

7. Students may work alone or with a partner.

MAB Blocks Clip Art Credit: Creative Critters

Adorable Owl Clip Art Credit: The 3AMTeacher

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