Bring the fun to your 4th grade place value to millions lesson on comparing and ordering numbers with a full plan including a mini lesson, anchor chart, place value foldable for interactive notebooks, review activities, dice game, and assessment worksheet!

Would you love to see your students actively engaged comparing and ordering numbers during math practice and review? If so, this high-engagement, activity-driven math lesson on place value is perfect for you.

Yep…an observation-worthy place lesson, ready to go! Just print and gather a few handy supplies like dice, glue, and scissors.

This comparing and ordering numbers to millions lesson is designed for high engagement and an interactive classroom. Whether you enjoy breaking your class up into smaller groups to utilize guided math and math centers or you prefer to keep them together for large group instruction, you will have everything you need included in this place value lesson. Add a few game supplies from your math shelf and watch math come alive! 

This comparing and ordering numbers place value to millions lesson includes:

• a mini-lesson so you can model how to use place value knowledge to compare and order numbers
• an anchor chart to help students visualize place value comparisons
• a peer practice activity to allow students to practice comparing and ordering numbers with classmates
• an place value foldable perfect for an interactive notebook entry
• a dice game to review comparing and ordering numbers with a partner or group
• a worksheet for practice, homework, or assessment
• answer key

This comprehensive lesson covers the 4th grade math CCSS and math TEKS related to place value and comparing and ordering numbers through the millions place. 

This comparing and ordering numbers place value lesson is an effective and easy-to-implement plan to meet the increased expectations for rigor in math classrooms while still feeding your student’s need for play. 

The activities in this place value lesson can each be used independently or woven together into a guided math block all about comparing and ordering numbers to millions.  An example of a 90-minute daily math block might look like this: 

• Whole group mini-lesson 10-15 minutes
• Peer practice follow-up activity 10-15 minutes
• Group time organization-assign students to groups and front load the directions for small group and station tasks
• Rotating station work-60 minutes broken up into 20 min chunks.
• Station 1: Teacher table-we dig deeper and complete the worksheet, reteaching or extending as needed. (BONUS-I grade the papers as we go!)
• Station 2: Notebooking-students add the place value foldable pieces to their interactive notebooks and work the math included
• Station 3: Game of the day with a recording sheet (sometimes I even send these home for homework so parents can see how much fun their kids are having learning about comparing and ordering numbers to millions!)

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