Collection of expanded form models (26)

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Interactive place value learning tool with spinning wheels for hundreds, tens, and ones.

Expanded Form Place Value Working Model - A hands-on learning tool for understanding number values.

Educational tool for teaching expanded form and place value using interactive spinners.

Interactive math game using spinning wheels to teach place value and expanded form.

Interactive place value activity using spinning wheels to teach expanded form.

Creative educational craft for teaching place value using paper crayons and numbers.

Educational place value and expanded form craft for children using colorful spinning wheels.

Expanded form of 518: 500 + 10 + 8, displayed on a math learning poster.

What is my number? A visual representation of the number 876 using base-10 blocks for hundreds, tens, and ones.

Simple method to learn place value and expanded form using a visual wheel tool.

Visual representation of place value using base-10 blocks to determine the number 144.

Fun and engaging decimal models practice cards for students.

Visual representation of the number 3240 in standard, expanded, base 10, and word forms for teaching place value.

Interactive place value learning using spinning wheels for hundreds, tens, and ones.

Illustration of place value using base-10 blocks for hundreds, tens, and ones.

Example 9: How many rubber ducks are there in all? Each container holds 50 rubber ducks.

Example 7: How many soda bottles are there in total? Each crate holds 20 bottles, with 3 crates and 5 extra bottles, totaling 65.

Educational mini-lesson on adding 3-digit numbers using expanded form, displayed on a screen and tablet, with a "PowerPoint" label.

Expanded form multiplication example with visual breakdown of 7 × 246 = 1,722.

Example 8: How many rubber ducks are there in all? Solution shows 50 + 3 = 53 using tens and ones.

Worksheets for practicing place value with expanded and standard forms for 100s, 1000s, and 10000s.

Educational math project demonstrating expanded form and place value using spinning wheels for hundreds, tens, and ones.

Christmas-themed math activity sheets for students to match place value counters to numbers, words, and expanded forms.

Visual representation of 75 out of 100.

Example 6: How many soda bottles are there in all?

Interactive math mini-lesson on subtracting 3-digit numbers using expanded form, displayed on a tablet and monitor with a PowerPoint design.

Comparing standard and expanded form using base 10 models and names.

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