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Find and download rounding anchor charts for different levels and topics, such as rounding to the nearest ten, thousand, or million, and rounding decimals. Learn how to use anchor charts to help students visualize and practice rounding numbers.

Teachers use all sorts of tricks to teach students how to round - tricks like rollercoasters, raps, step-by-step anchor chart instructions, rhymes, underlining digits, and more. Teaching rounding using easy tricks is a short term solution, though.

I always start the year with teaching place value, whether I’m teaching 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade! I compiled a ton of ideas, an introductory lesson, essential skills, book list, freebies and more into one gigantic (and FREE!) PDF Guide to help you plan your place value lessons. This massive freebie is 27 pages long and includes Place Value and Rounding Anchor Charts, Place Value Mystery ...

Anchor charts that outline the rules for rounding and provide examples can be a great reference tool. They can include visuals like number lines or rounding hills along with step-by-step instructions to guide students through the process.

How to Use the Rounding Mountain Pass out a chart or allow your students to use an anchor chart on a stand or whiteboard. I like to laminate my anchor charts so they can be used year after year. Decide which place you are rounding to, for example, the nearest ten. Give your students a number. In this example, we will use 43.

Rounding Anchor Charts – Using Vertical Number Lines What does it mean to round a number? This mathematical concept involves understanding place value and changing a number to one easier to work with while remaining close to the original value. When you round a number, there will be one or more zeros at the end of Rounded numbers help students with mental math and estimation skills. Teach ...

This anchor chart is perfect for classrooms, homeschool, or even at home to help students understand mathematical concepts. With both English and Spanish versions, this chart is perfect for bilingual students, too! The chart clearly displays how to round whole numbers based on the Florida BEST Stand...

This rounding anchor chart shows students exactly how to round to various place values. This anchor chart can be displayed in the classroom and referenced.

This Rounding Rules Anchor Chart gives students a step-by-step visual on the process of rounding to a given place value.

This roller coaster-themed rounding anchor chart is just the ticket! This poster displays the numbers 0-4 on one side of a roller coaster hill and the numbers 5-9 on the other side, clearly showing which numbers indicate rounding up or down.

For students working on learning about rounding numbers, these materials will help you with teaching and practice.

This rounding anchor chart is perfect for upper elementary classrooms as a student reference for reviewing place value and number sense during math. I hear students reading and repeating the rounding poem during the school day. Read on to discover engaging teaching strategies with hands-on, interactive student review activities for place value and rounding.

Generate shapes and patterns. Generate shapes and patterns. Use function machines (in/out). Round any whole number through the millions place. ...Rounding Jingle...for rounding any whole number... Compare & order whole numbers through the millions place using less, greater, & equal than symbols.

There's fractions, division, place value, money (okay, fourth grade doesn't "own" money, but it's a fun hook no matter your age) not to mention computation, ordering numbers, measurement and word problems.

Teach rounding with confidence! Six anchor charts explain and model the process. Then third or fourth grade students practice on number line worksheets. Finally, they're ready to find the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand - or even hundred thousand! Open the preview to take a closer look.

Well I finally took some pictures of the Anchor Charts I have hanging up in my classroom. I was so inspired by all of the teachers that have been sharing their ideas for Anchor Charts on their blogs and on Pinterest. My 4th graders LOVE the charts, and we even do smaller versions of them in our Interactive Math Journals.

An anchor chart is a great way of displaying a mathematical method or strategy. This set of colourful anchor charts, displays rounding strategies that will be perfect for the maths wall in your classroom, supporting students in a visual way. This resource gives great visual examples of rounding numbers from 10 all the way up to 10 000.

When you search "rounding anchor charts" on Pinterest, a whole slew of cute little rhymes about "going next door" to the neighboring number appear. You can also find a plethora of images with a rounding roller coaster (which is what I used to teach rounding to my second graders long ago during my first two years of teaching).

This anchor chart or reference sheet shows the steps for rounding within the millions. Post this visual up in your classroom and/or use it as a student reference sheet. Keeping these anchor charts in a binder or notebooks helps give students a reference for review problems or homework.