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    Place Value Continuum Posters

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    This document outlines a student's progress through 5 levels of place value understanding: Level 1: The student can count by ones and tens using concrete materials. Level 3: The student can use split and jump methods to add and subtract 3-digit numbers. Level 5: The student can use place value to extend numbers in either direction of the decimal point by moving the decimal point right for multiplication or left for division.

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    This document outlines a student's progress through 5 levels of place value understanding: Level 1: The student can count by ones and tens using concrete materials. Level 3: The student can use split and jump methods to add and subtract 3-digit numbers. Level 5: The student can use place value to extend numbers in either direction of the decimal point by moving the decimal point right for multiplication or left for division.

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    This document outlines a student's progress through 5 levels of place value understanding: Level 1: The student can count by ones and tens using concrete materials. Level 3: The student can use split and jump methods to add and subtract 3-digit numbers. Level 5: The student can use place value to extend numbers in either direction of the decimal point by moving the decimal point right for multiplication or left for division.

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    Place Value Continuum Posters

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    This document outlines a student's progress through 5 levels of place value understanding: Level 1: The student can count by ones and tens using concrete materials. Level 3: The student can use split and jump methods to add and subtract 3-digit numbers. Level 5: The student can use place value to extend numbers in either direction of the decimal point by moving the decimal point right for multiplication or left for division.

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    of 7

    Level 0

    PV

    23 + 12 =
    32 11 =
    I CAN count on and
    back by ones

    I CAN count by tens

    23 + 12 =
    23 + IIIIIIIIIII = 35

    10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60

    Level 1

    PV

    23 + 12 =
    32 11 =
    I CAN count on & back by tens and ones
    using concrete materials

    23 +

    = 35

    23, 33, 34, 35

    32 -

    = 21

    32, 22, 21

    Level 2
    73 + 21 =
    56 32 =

    PV

    67 + 34 =
    43 27 =

    I CAN use the split and jump methods to add


    and subtract 2 digit numbers

    73 + 21 =

    67 + 34 =

    70 + 20 = 90
    3+1=4
    90 + 4 = 94

    67 + 34 = 101

    Level 3

    PV

    543 + 131 =

    369 + 248 =

    156 132 =

    243 127 =

    I CAN use the split and jump methods to add


    and subtract 3 digit numbers
    156 - 132 =
    100 100 = 0
    50 30 = 20
    6 -2 = 4
    0 + 20 + 4 = 24

    243 127 =

    243 127 = 116

    Level 4

    PV

    Which is larger
    0.7 or 0.65
    I CAN use place value to read, compare, add
    and subtract decimals

    Whole
    numbers
    are the
    biggest

    A 10th is
    bigger than
    a 100th

    A 100th is
    bigger than
    a 1000th

    Level 5
    3.5 x 10 =
    12.3 x 100 =

    PV

    27.1 10 =
    3 100 =

    I CAN use place value to extend numbers in


    either direction of the decimal point
    For x move the decimal
    point to the right

    For move the decimal


    point to the left

    3.5 x 10 = 35
    12.3 x 100 = 1230

    27.1 10 = 2.71
    3 100 = 0.03

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