Do you need fun Place Value Worksheets and Games for your classroom?
This set includes hands-on kindergarten place value games and no-prep worksheets that help children practice tens, ones, making 10, and building numbers.
Use the activities in math centers, small groups, or extra practice tubs, then print the worksheets for quick follow-up practice.
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These kindergarten place value games give kids hands-on practice with tens and ones. Use them for math centers, small group lessons, or playful review after you introduce building numbers 11–20.
If your students love cupcakes and playdough, this activity is going to be a huge hit. We’ve included printable candles, but real candles work too if you have them on hand.
Cupcake liner memory is a favorite around here, and it is a fun way to practice matching tens and ones. Use traditional cupcake liners or sturdy silicone baking cups.
There is a fun 3 Little Pigs theme in this place value game. Kids build bundles of 10 sticks, then count the extra ones to show each number.
We used mini bug erasers for this activity, but seeds, buttons, mini pom poms, or other tiny manipulatives would work too.
Kids love magnet fishing, and this activity lets them practice finding tens and ones in the pond. How many can they catch and count?
In this activity, children figure out how many ones they need to add to the ten. It also adds fine motor and hand-strength practice.
Building the number is a great way to help kids see tens and ones. This construction-themed activity works well with snap cubes or other classroom blocks.
This place value activity is a little more advanced, but it is a lot of fun. Colored dominoes make it extra engaging for math centers.
Number bonds with tens and ones are the focus of this fish bowl activity. Use plastic fish, counters, or even goldfish crackers for a fun twist.
This game is simple, but kids love choosing buttons for the shirt. Use the included recording sheet to write number sentences that make ten.
The dog needs ten bones. Kids fill the bowl with however many more bones are needed to make ten.
Kids start with a stick of 10 bug sections, then add ones to complete each number. It is a playful way to show teen numbers.
This set also includes 25 place value worksheets. They are easy to print and use for early finishers, extra practice, homework packets, or a quick check after hands-on math practice.
Here is a quick peek at a few of the place value worksheets included in this set.
Thank you for stopping by to check out these Kindergarten Place Value Worksheets and Games. I hope you found a few activities your students will love. If this set would be helpful in your classroom, you can grab the printables below.
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Do you have grade 4 math and science instructional materials like what you have shared?
Hi Merly,
Right now we create products for preschool through first grade. We may be able to create 4th grade products at a later date, but for now, we recommend you check out TeachersPayTeachers. There are some fantastic resources there for that age group. -Amy N.
Hi. I’m looking to just purchase your Build a 15 strips that you have for place value. I’m looking for them like in strips, not on a full size paper. Is this something you can make for me and I purchase?
Unfortunatly, we are not able to do custom orders at this time.