Decimals Rounding Comparing and Expanded Notation – Digital Activity TEKS 5.2

Description

Finally, a fun activity for rounding decimals practice with these Google Slides! This 5th grade math activity is perfect for reviewing standard aligned math skills. Utilizing Google Slides makes this distance learning activity quick and easy! No copies or papers are needed. Clear instructions make this a great math activity for subs, or a fun partner activity in class.

 

Engage your students in rounding, comparing, and expanded notation with a digital activity. Students will love exploring decimals with these Google Slides, and won’t even realize how much they’re learning!

 

⭐  What’s Included:

• Google Slides Activity
• Clear directions for how to share the activity with your students
• Answer key

 

Your students will enjoy the fun problem solving activities included, all while reviewing foundational math skills. No more boring worksheets that you have to print and prep!

 

This activity is perfect for distance learning, a hybrid classroom, technology integration, review, sub plans, a fun partner activity, independent practice and so much more!

 

⭐  The Google Slides Are As Follows:

Slide 1- Title, students put their names

Slide 2 – Place Value- students click and drag place value names to proper place

Slide 3 – Create a number- students will click on a link to a spinner. They will spin the spinner 6 times and record the numbers. Then they will take those 6 numbers and create the biggest number possible and the smallest number possible.

Slide 4- Who does the alligator want to eat? Comparing numbers

Slide 5- Ordering decimals from greatest to least and least to greatest

Slide 6- Rounding- Round each decimal to the nearest whole, tenth and hundredth

Slide 7- Expanded Notation- students create the expanded notation of a decimal given

Slides 8-10 Problem Solving- Students will have guided problem solving with word problems. These are open ended.

Slide 11-13 Test Prep- multiple choice questions and explain your thinking.

Slide 14- Ending and how to share with your teacher

 

I also include another link for the answer key. This would be perfect as a partner activity, independent activity, enrichment, or review before STAAR!