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Mrs. Goneau

Place Value Check
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Robbie Parsons

Place Value Check - Tens and Ones, Simple Hundreds
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Tarah Araiza

Comparing Numbers up to 100
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Sharon Sinclair

Multiply Multiples of Ten 🗑️ then toss 'em
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Tarah Araiza

Comparing Numbers up to 100 (Comparative Language)
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Tarah Araiza

Place Value: Tens and Ones
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Crystal Bayley

Boot Camp-Day 1 Comparing Numbers
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Jeanne Paff

Understanding the Value of Numerals in the Ones, Tens, and Hundreds Place
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Mrs. Farias

Moving Place Values
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Mrs. Farias

Reorder Place Value
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Tarah Araiza

Place Value: Tens and Ones
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Ariel Sandvik

Add within 100 using a two-digit number and a one-digit number. Use concrete models, drawings, and strategies that reflect an understanding of place value.
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Tarah Araiza

Place Value-Ten More-Summer
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Lisa Melashenko

Rounding Review - 3rd Grade
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Rose Brophy

Place Value
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Irma Zuniga

Rounding Formative Assessment: 4.NBT.3
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Sharon Sinclair

Robot 2-Digit Place Value Practice
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Kelly Hudson (khudson@steds.org)

Rounding Decimals Assessment (5.NBT.4)
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Sharon Sinclair

Give the Dog a Bone - Place Value
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Tony Clarke

Ordering Numbers to 10,000
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Sharon Sinclair

Place Value Intro - 2-Digit
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Sharon Sinclair

3-Digit Black Cat Place Value Practice - Self-Correcting
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Ariel Sandvik

Subtract multiples of 10 within 100 using concrete models, drawings, and strategies that reflect an understanding of place value.
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Jennifer Seitsinger @ShareMooreTech

Place Value, Expanded, and Standard Form - To the 100's Place
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Ariel Sandvik

Compare two two-digit numbers using >, <, and =. Justify comparisons based on the value of tens and ones.
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