Practicing place value for numbers up to 1,000 has never been more fun! Place value task cards make practicing this skill more of a game than work. These task cards are ideal for second grade, but could be used with a variety of grade levels, intervention groups, tutoring, etc.
Now included are DIGITAL TASK CARDS for the Boom Learning Platform. That means these task cards can be printed out and used with paper and pencil, or they can be played on a device (ipad, Chromebook, computers, tablets, smartboards, etc.). This makes them perfect to assign for digital learning from your virtual classroom, but could work just as well in a traditional classroom.
My Place Value Task Card Bundle includes each of the five sets described below.
Each set:
-Includes 32 task cards
-Comes in color and black and white versions
-Includes a recording sheet
-Includes an answer sheet
-Gives ideas for using task cards in the classroom
-Is Common Core aligned for 2nd grade
-Can be purchased individually or in the bundle
-Includes a digital version to play on the BOOM Learning platform
If you are looking for ideas of how to use task cards in your classroom, check out my post about 12 ways to use task cards. A task card has just one question on it at a time. Students record their answers and move on to the next task cards. There are so many ways you can use these - small group, math centers, preassessment, assessment, whole class games, etc.
Let's take a look at the task card sets that are included in the bundle.
Compare Numbers Task Cards
-Fill in the symbol using <, >, = (ex. 654 O 365)
-What number could go in the blank – open ended with more than one right answer (342 < ___)
The comparing numbers digital version (BOOM cards) has all the same problems. Students will drag and drop the correct answers. There is one right answer for each card, so it is isn't open ended like the printable version.
Expanded Form Task Cards
-Write this number in expanded form (ex. 895 = 800+90+5)
-Write this number in standard form (ex. 100+20+2 = 122)
-What number is missing? (ex. 100+___+5=145, answer is 40)
The expanded form digital task cards (BOOM cards) includes the same problem. Where it says write about, they will be typing in the answer. For the what number is missing question, they will have a multiple choice answer to pick from.
Skip counting task cards practice skip counting by 5s, 10s and 100s up to 1,000. This set includes 4 types of problems:
-Write the next three numbers – counting by 1s
-Write the next three numbers – using skip counting by 5s, 10s, 100s
-Fill in the missing numbers in the patterns – by 1s and skip counting
-What are we skip counting by – 5s, 10s, 100s
Skip Counting Task Cards
-Write the next three numbers – counting by 1s
-Write the next three numbers – using skip counting by 5s, 10s, 100s
-Fill in the missing numbers in the patterns – by 1s and skip counting
-What are we skip counting by – 5s, 10s, 100s
The digital skip counting task cards (BOOM Cards) once again include the exact same problems. There will be a combination of multiple choice answers, fill in the blank, and drag and drop answers.
Place Value Task Cards
Place Value task cards are designed as an overview of the concept of place value for numbers up to 1,000.
This set includes 8 cards of each of the following concepts:
-Skip Counting & Counting
-Comparing Numbers
-Expanded Form
-Base Ten
The place value overview digital task cards include the same problems as the printable version. There is a combination of fill in the blank and multiple choice, but only one right answer per card.
Base Ten Task Cards
-What number is this? (using base ten blocks pictures)
-What number is this? (ex. 6 hundreds, 3 tens, 2 ones = 632)
-How many hundreds, tens and ones in this number? (ex. 528, answer is 5 hundreds, 2 tens, 8 ones)
The base ten blocks digital task cards (BOOM cards) include the same problems. There is fill in the blank and multiple choice questions, but as always, only one correct answer per card.
Place Value Task Cards FREE SAMPLE
You can also try a free sample of the digital place value task cards (BOOM cards). Remember, even with the free sample, you will still need to create a free account on BOOM Learning.
How to buy these Place Value Task Cards
Remember, there are a few ways to buy these task cards.
Option 1: You can buy the place value bundle which will give you all 5 sets of printable task cards and the BOOM card versions. This is the best value for your money! Grab my place value task cards bundle now!
Option 2: You can buy each printable set individually. Each set includes the BOOM set as well.
Option 3: Or you can buy just the BOOM cards if you don't want the printable option or recording sheets and strictly want your students to play this digitally.
A note about Boom Cards
Boom Learning is a digital platform that allows you to play digital task cards. Students LOVE this because each card seems like a game and they get immediate feedback on their answer. Teachers love this because it is easy to use, no prep, engaging, and overall a great way to review topics covered in class.
The cards are set to play randomly and only show 20 cards at a time (all of my sets include 32 cards total), which means that students can play this multiple times and will be shown different cards, in a different order and possibly even have the answers show in a different order depending on the type of card.
You need a FREE Boom Account to play, but if you upgrade to a premium account, you get access to your students scores so you can check for mastery. Based on how many students you have, how you plan to use BOOM cards, if you are going to create decks, if you are going to sell decks, etc. there are different levels of accounts and BOOM can help you find the right one for you.
Curious what type of technology you have to have? Check out this info straight from the Boom Cards website.
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