Second Grade: Place Value
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In this math unit on place value to 1,000, students will learn to:
*Determine the value of numbers in the ones, tens, or hundreds place
*Count and show numbers within 1,000 in base ten
*Show and read numbers within 1,000 in base ten
*Compare numbers within 1,000 using <, > or =
*Mentally add and subtract 10 and 100 from numbers within 1,000
*Add and subtract two digit numbers with and without regrouping using manipulatives
*Add and subtract three digit numbers with and without regrouping using manipulatives
*Review and apply knowledge of place value within 1,000
*Review and apply knowledge of addition and subtraction within 1,000 with manipulatives
This 2nd Grade Math Made Fun Unit 2 is loaded with 40 hands-0n math centers and 96 NO PREP/Activity pages!SAVE $$$ WITH THE BUNDLE!
ALL 10 UNITS INCLUDED!
Here are the 10 Units that will be included in the 2nd Grade: Math Made Fun Curriculum
Unit 1: Number Sense to 1,000
Unit 2: Place Value to 1,000
Unit 3: Addition and Subtraction Fluency within 100
Unit 4: Addition and Subtraction with 2-Digit and 3-Digit Numbers
Unit 5: Geometry and Fractions
Unit 6: Graphs and Data
Unit 7: Time
Unit 8: Money
Unit 9: Measurement
Unit 10: Multiplication and Division
Each unit includes a scope with the objectives:
Daily Lesson Plans that offer differentiation for on-level, below-level and above-level students.
The lesson plans are broken down into 5 easy-to-follow parts: 1. Objective– What students should be able to do by the end of the lesson. 2. Review- A quick warm-up that has students practice previous skills that will be used in the current lesson. 3. Hook-A fun intro to get students engaged. 4. Mini Lesson– Teach, model, and discuss the new skill in today’s lesson. 5. Practice- Each practice section lists three types of activities that pair well with the specific lesson. Center(s)- New center(s) to be introduced with the lesson. Activity Pages- These pages require some basic materials such as scissors, glue or dice. Practice Pages- These only require a pencil and crayons! They are great for table work, homework or work on the go!
✸Differentiation– Each lesson include scaffold and extension ides to meet the needs of students at all levels!Pre and Post Assessments for EACH unit!
Material Wrap Up Page!
LET’S LOOK AT THE MATH CENTERS FOR UNIT 2 IN ACTION…
CENTER NUMBER 1: PLACE VALUE MATCH
Read the cards. Match the standard, word and expanded forms of each number.
CENTER NUMBER 2: PLACE VALUE CARDS
Flip a card. Count the base ten blocks. Write the value on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 3: PLACE VALUE WAR CARD GAME
Two players each flip a card from the pile in the center of the board. Compare the numbers and write them in the correct boxes. The person with the highest number keeps both cards.
CENTER NUMBER 4: LARGEST AND SMALLEST NUMBERS
Flip 3 cards from the pile. Arrange the cards on the place value mat in order to make the largest and smallest numbers possible. Record the numbers on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 5: PLACE VALUE- FLIP & COMPARE
Each player flips over 3 cards. Write the number for each player. Circle the highest number. The player with the most numbers circled, wins the game!
CENTER NUMBER 6: COMPARING PLACE VALUE
Count the value of the base ten blocks. Compare the values of both numbers. Record the comparison on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 7: PLACE VALUE ADDITION (ADDING TENS)
Add the number and the value of the base ten blocks. Record your answer on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 8: PLACE VALUE ADDITION (ADDING HUNDREDS)
Add the number and the value of the base ten blocks. Write an equation to match on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 9: PLACE VALUE ADDITION (ADDING HUNDREDS, TENS & ONES)
Add the number and the value of the base ten blocks. Write an equation to match on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 10: PLACE VALUE- EXPANDED FORM
Flip a card. Build the number on the mat by counting out the correct number of hundreds, tens and ones.
CENTER NUMBER 11: ROLL, BUILD & SOLVE (ADDITION)
Roll a die. Build an addition problem from the row using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 12: ROLL, BUILD & SOLVE (SUBTRACTION)
Roll a die. Build an addition problem from the row using base ten blocks. Subtract the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 13: PLACE VALUE NUMBER BONDS
Choose a card. Count the base ten blocks. Add the numbers and record the missing sum.
CENTER NUMBER 14: ADDING BASE TEN W/ THE COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY
Choose a card. Follow the steps in order to solve the equation.
CENTER NUMBER 15: BUBBLEGUM STRETCH IT OUT
Look at the number on the bubble gum. Write the value of the number in expanded form. Record your answer on the recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 16: PLACE VALUE CANDIES
Choose a piece of candy. Write the place value for the underlined digit on the correct candy. Use H for hundreds, T for tens and O for ones.
CENTER NUMBER 17: COMPARING NUMBERS: TRUE OR FALSE?
Read the number sentence. Compare the numbers and decide if the statement is true or false.
CENTER NUMBER 18: BREAK IT UP AND ADD
Break up each number into tens and ones and write the values in each column. Add the tens. Add the ones. Then add the tens and ones together to get the final sum.
CENTER NUMBER 19: MAKE A MATCH
Find a number that matches the value on the board. Write the numbers on your recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 20: BUILD AND RECORD- 2-DIGIT ADDITION (NO REGROUPING, WITHIN 100)
Flip a card. Build the addition problem using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 21: BUILD AND RECORD- 2-DIGIT ADDITION (WITH REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the addition problem using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 22: BUILD AND RECORD- 3-DIGIT ADDITION (NO REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the addition problem using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 23: BUILD AND RECORD- 3-DIGIT ADDITION (WITH REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the addition problem using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 24: BUILD AND RECORD- 2-DIGIT SUBTRACTION (NO REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the subtraction problem using base ten blocks. Subtract the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 25: BUILD AND RECORD- 2-DIGIT SUBTRACTION (WITH REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the subtraction problem using base ten blocks. Subtract the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 26: BUILD AND RECORD- 3-DIGIT SUBTRACTION (WITH REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the subtraction problem using base ten blocks. Subtract the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 27: BUILD AND RECORD- ADDITION OF FOUR 2-DIGIT NUMBERS (WITH REGROUPING)
Flip a card. Build the addition problem using base ten blocks. Add the blocks to solve the problem.
CENTER NUMBER 28: PLACE VALUE ADDITION (ADD WITHIN 100)
Flip a card. Separate the tens and ones. Add across then down. Add the tens, ones, and then the sums.
CENTER NUMBER 29: PLACE VALUE TENS AND ONES (ADD WITHIN 100)
Flip a card. Separate the tens and ones. Fill in the tens and ones chart. Complete the addition problem to find the sum.
CENTER NUMBER 30: EXPANDED FORM ADDITION (ADD WITHIN 100)
Write each number in expanded form. Add the tens together and the ones together. Add the new numbers.
CENTER NUMBER 31: EXPANDED FORM ADDITION (ADD WITHIN 1,000)
Write each number in expanded form. Separate the hundreds, tens and ones. Add the tens, ones, and then the sums.
CENTER NUMBER 32: PLACE VALUE SUBTRACTION (2-DIGIT SUBTRACTION WITH REGROUPING)
Draw 4 cards. Place them in the boxes on your place value mat. Use base ten blocks to solve the subtraction problem.
CENTER NUMBER 33: PLACE VALUE SUBTRACTION (3-DIGIT SUBTRACTION WITH REGROUPING)
Draw 6 cards. Place them in the boxes on your place value mat. Use base ten blocks to solve the subtraction problem.
CENTER NUMBER 34: PLACE VALUE COMPARISON
Play with a partner. Each person takes turns flipping over a card. Each person places the card on a section of the game board (hundreds, tens, or ones). Write the number and compare. The largest number wins that round.
CENTER NUMBER 35: SPIN AND COVER
Spin both spinners. Cover a number that has the number from spinner 1 in the same place value from spinner 2.
CENTER NUMBER 36: DOMINO ADDITION
Choose 3 dominos. Write each domino as a 2-digit number. Use base ten blocks to add up the sum.
CENTER NUMBER 37: COMPARE AND SORT
Choose a card. Decide if the first number is greater than, less than or equal to the second number.
CENTER NUMBER 38: FLIP IT, BUILD IT & WRITE IT!
Flip a card from the hundreds pile, the tens pile, and the ones pile. Write the word in expanded form, standard form and written form. Record the numbers on your recording sheet.
CENTER NUMBER 39: CRISSCROSS NUMBER PUZZLES
Choose a card. Break down the numbers into tens and ones. Write the tens in the left column, the ones in the middle column, and the whole numbers in the right column. Add each column. Add symbols to make number sentences.
CENTER NUMBER 40: MENTAL MATH- SPIN A NUMBER
Spin both spinners. Write the number of the first spinner in the top box. Color the matching more or less. Write the new number in the bottom box.
For each page, there is a grade level standard attached so you know EXACTLY what you are covering! You can feel confident that ALL the standards for Second Grade are being covered!
HOW DO I ORGANIZE THE UNITS?
I chose to store the math centers in Sterilite bins, because they don’t take up too much space. It is a tight fit, but I find that they work nicely for me. However, if you choose, you could store the centers in a larger container as well. Within the bin, each math center is stored in a gallon sized ziplock baggie. Since Unit 2 has 40 centers, I found it helpful to split up the centers into 2 bins.
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Annie Moffatt
Annie Moffatt is a former elementary school teacher and homeschool mom with a passion for helping young learners thrive. With a background in early education and a heart for making learning fun, Annie designs engaging, low-prep resources that build confidence and success in the classroom. Her hands-on, kid-friendly approach has supported thousands of teachers and parents around the world in creating joyful learning experiences for their students.
I’m struggling with where to place the recording sheets for each center with easy student access. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Julie,
I would suggest either placing them in a 3-ring binder and organizing by Unit and Center number, or having a hanging file folder bin organized this way. I hope that helps!
Kindly,
Annie