Lynchsters Mr. Lynch's 5th Grade Class 

Place Value 1: Place Value 1

Place Value 2: Place Value 2

Place Value 3: Place Value 3

Place value relationships example:

 

 

As you may know, our school district has switched from using Everyday Math to more of a homegrown approach. Like many districts nationwide, we are writing curriculum throughout the course of the school year as we transition our curriculum to match the Common Core State Standards. The first math unit of the year is called Understanding the Place Value System. Below are some of the games we tried out on our Smart Board in class. Students could also practice Place Value by playing these games at home.

Place Value Games

Football Math – Decimals Place Value

Math Racing – Place Value Game

Gamequarium Place Value Games (includes 39 Place Value Games)

Mystery Picture – Place Value game

Place Value Hockey

Place Value Pirates

Place Value Game (Logic Problem)

We are currently learning about factors in math. Here is a brief video that explains how to find the factors of a number. This is one method although there are others.

 

Here’s a video that gives a more in-depth look at how to find the volume of a rectangular prism.

Going along with our study of Volume, here’s a neat video that teaches you how to draw several three-dimensional shapes.