Place Value - 3rd Grade

Students learn all about place value in this Let's Learn GA! lesson from Georgia teacher Matt Yeary.

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Place Value - 3rd Grade

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Place Value - 3rd Grade

Students learn all about place value in this Let's Learn GA! lesson from Georgia teacher Matt Yeary.

Materials needed for this lesson include:

- paper

- something to write with

Mathematics

MGSE3.NBT.1

Use place value understanding to round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100.

Let's Learn GA! - Model Lessons Segments

Mathematics Model Lessons

Let's Learn GA! is series of video lessons for grades K-8 taught by Georgia teachers in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education. The videos in this collection are aligned to Georgia’s mathematics standards and support both in-person and remote learning plans.

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Measuring Mathematicians - 1st Grade

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Place Value - 2nd Grade

Fractions - 3rd Grade

Elapsed Time (Part 1) - 3rd Grade

Elapsed Time (Part 2) - 3rd Grade

Place Value - 3rd Grade

Multiplication - 3rd Grade

Fractions - 5th Grade

Probability in Statistics - 7th Grade

Normal Distribution - 9th

Permutations & Combinations (Part 1) - 10th Grade

Permutations & Combinations (Part 2) - 10th Grade

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