Place Value Christmas Tree Puzzles
Get your students into the Christmas Spirit and practising Place Value with these Place Value Christmas Tree Puzzles.
Cut each tree out, then cut on the dotted line. Mix up and have students put the trees back together by matching the Standard, Expanded, and Word Forms of each number.
All Numbers are between 100-999.
Great for a Fast Finisher Activity or Center time.
Laminate for durability!
| Uploaded | 1 year ago |
|---|---|
| Last edited | 11 months ago |
| Attribution | Attribution CC BY |
| Type | Game or Centre Activity |
| Language | English |
| Grade(s) | 3, 4, 5 |
| Subject(s) | Mathematics |
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