Spooky Base Ten Math | Halloween Place Value to 1200 Activities for 2nd Grade

Spooky Base Ten Math | Halloween Place Value to 1,200 for 2nd Grade 🎃

Make place value practice a little more magical! Friendly ghosts, smiling pumpkins and colorful fall leaves turn meaningful place value work into October fun. Students build, draw, write, compare, order, add and subtract numbers – first to 1,000, then all the way to 1,200 with the thousands place.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (30 pages)

• 12 core student pages – numbers to 1,000 (hundreds, tens, ones)

• 8 extension pages – numbers to 1,200 (thousands, hundreds, tens, ones), including the new Spooky Number Challenge

• 3 color-and-cut pages (included in the 20 student pages)

• 2-page Teacher Guide & Teacher Notes

• Answer Key for every student page (5 pages)

• Follow Me page and Terms of Use

CORE PAGES (to 1,000)

1 Read the Spooky Base Ten Models • 2 Build a Number • 3 Write the Number Forms • 4 Compose the Number • 5 Decompose the Number • 6 Haunted House Place Value • 7 Compare the Numbers • 8 Add Using Place Value • 9 Subtract Using Place Value • 10 Halloween Word Problems • 11 Leafy Place Value Cut-Outs • 12 Pumpkin & Leaf Math Thinking Cut-Outs

EXTENSION PAGES (numbers to 1,200)

13 Read the Spooky Base Ten Models • 14 Build a Number • 15 Write the Number Forms • 16 Compose & Decompose • 17 Compare the Numbers • 18 Add & Subtract to 1,200 • 19 Leafy Place Value Cut-Outs • 20 Spooky Number Challenge

SKILLS

• Base ten models – read and draw cubes, squares, sticks and dots

• Standard, expanded and word form

• Composing and decomposing numbers in more than one way (1,142 = 11 hundreds + 4 tens + 2 ones)

• Making a number greater or less than a given number

• Comparing and ordering numbers with <, >, =

• Adding and subtracting with place value charts, including regrouping

• Explaining mathematical thinking in writing

HOW TEACHERS USE IT

• Place value lessons and review in October

• Math centers, small groups and intervention

• Morning work, homework and early finishers

• Differentiation: core pages for numbers to 1,000, extension pages when students are ready for 1,200

• Fall bulletin board display with the finished leaf and pumpkin cut-outs

MATERIALS

Pencils, crayons, scissors and glue. Base ten blocks (including a thousand cube) are optional.

Bring a little Halloween magic to your math block while students build confidence with numbers to 1,200!

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