Place Value and Expanded Form Anchor Chart
A printable 18x24 anchor chart for 2nd graders that shows the number 342 four ways: standard, unit, expanded, and word form, with place value disks for hundreds, tens, and ones. It is aligned to Eureka Grade 2 Module 3 and works well as a visual reference students can return to during whole-group and small-group place value lessons.
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Teacher Guide & Tips
- Post this chart at the front of the room during your place value unit and build it live with students, placing the disks and filling in each representation together before they copy it into their notebooks.
- Discussion questions: Why does the 3 in 342 stand for 300 and not just 3? How is expanded form like the disks we used to build the number?
- Scaffold for struggling readers: Keep a smaller version at each table, and have students match the disks to the chart before they try writing expanded form on their own.
- Extension for advanced students: Ask them to write a three-digit number with a zero in the tens place, such as 507, in all four forms and explain why the tens disks are missing.
- Estimated time: About 15 minutes to introduce the chart, with a few minutes of reference use in later lessons.
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Teacher Guide & Tips
- Post this chart at the front of the room during your place value unit and build it live with students, placing the disks and filling in each representation together before they copy it into their notebooks.
- Discussion questions: Why does the 3 in 342 stand for 300 and not just 3? How is expanded form like the disks we used to build the number?
- Scaffold for struggling readers: Keep a smaller version at each table, and have students match the disks to the chart before they try writing expanded form on their own.
- Extension for advanced students: Ask them to write a three-digit number with a zero in the tens place, such as 507, in all four forms and explain why the tens disks are missing.
- Estimated time: About 15 minutes to introduce the chart, with a few minutes of reference use in later lessons.
Place Value and Expanded Form Anchor Chart
A printable 18x24 anchor chart for 2nd graders that shows the number 342 four ways: standard, unit, expanded, and word form, with place value disks for hundreds, tens, and ones. It is aligned to Eureka Grade 2 Module 3 and works well as a visual reference students can return to during whole-group and small-group place value lessons.
What is Diffit?
Teachers use Diffit to get quality materials for their unique classrooms. Adjust difficulty, add scaffolds, or change the topic to get started.
Try Diffit for free