Comparing Numbers Place Value with Thousands Math Center Game Activity
By Mrs. Magee | First Grade Brain
Engage students in comparing numbers and place value practice with a fun game! Students will play to build either the greatest or least number by placing number cards one at a time into their chosen place (ones, tens, hundreds, or thousands). The greatest/least number wins the round! Included in This Resource: • Directions • Ways to Use This Resource • Place Value Thousands Game Mats in Color • Number Cards in Color • Greatest or Least Cards in Color • Alligator Winner Tokens in Color • Place Value Thousands Game Mats in Black and White • Number Cards in Black and White • Greatest or Least Cards in Black and White • Alligator Winner Tokens in Black and White • Worksheet: Using 4 digits to build numbers • Worksheet: Write the expanded form in standard form • Worksheet: Compare using symbols • Answer Key Ways to Use This Resource: • Math center/station: Copy directions and materials for student pairs or groups. • Small group activity: Print enough materials t use with your small group during math instruction. • Intervention activity: Print enough materials t use with your intervention group. • Whole class game/activity: Print two game mats and necessary materials. Tape/display game mats on your board/under document camera. Play students vs. you. You draw a number and choose a place/position. Draw a random student each time to choose and place a number. Students will love competing against you! • Morning Work/Morning Bin/Morning Game: Print materials to have student pairs/groups
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