Number Sense & Place Value | Numbers 120 to 999

Count, Write & Compare Numbers, Place Value, Expanded Form, 10 More 10 Less, 100 More 100 Less

Daily Number Sense Practice Workbook | Special Education Math Intervention | Second Grade Math Level

This Place Value and Number Sense (120-999) workbook includes an example IEP goal and carefully sequenced practice pages and review for the entire year. Better than worksheets, this evidence-based math intervention is tied to second and third grade standards and is great for special education math goals and tier 2 small group math interventions (RTI).

Perfect for a quick warm-up routine at the beginning of each math lesson. Help your students master three-digit numbers with daily practice in a clear and predictable format using base ten blocks and number lines. These pages focus on numbers 120 to 999.

If your students are not yet ready for second grade skills, (and you'd like to start with numbers 0-120) you may be interested in  Place Value and Number Sense to 120.

After this workbook, students will be ready for Hundreds: Expanded Form, Comparing, & Rounding

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Daily Practice Sheets

This workbook includes 140 pages of sequential daily practice.  Skills are introduced in order from least complex (level A) to most complex (level C).

Level A     (40 pages)

• Count within a decade. For example:  350 to 359
• Skip count by hundreds. For example:  100,  200,  300 . . .
• In number sense tasks, use only numbers that do not have a zero in the tens place.
• Round to the nearest ten given the numbers on a number line.

Level B     (50 pages)

• Count across decades. For example:  325 to 335
• Skip count by tens. For example:  200, 210, 220, 230, . . .
• In number sense tasks, use numbers with a zero in both the tens and ones place. For example:  300
• Round to the nearest ten given the numbers on a number line.

Level C     (50 pages)

• Count across hundreds. For example:  295 to 305
• Skip count by tens transitioning across hundreds. For example:  380, 390, 400, 410, . . .
• In number sense tasks, use numbers with a zero in the tens place. For example:  503
• Round to the nearest ten or hundred with numbers missing from the number line.

Students Will Be Able To:

• Count by 1’s beginning at a given number within 0 to 999
• Count the number of base ten blocks and write the numeral
• Read three-digit numbers in numeral and word form
• Compare the value of three-digit numbers using < and >
• Circle the base ten blocks needed to represent a three-digit number
• Write a three-digit number in expanded form
• Write three-digit numbers in sequence, counting by tens and hundreds
• Add and subtract 10 or 100 to a three-digit number (either mentally or by using the workspace provided)
• Round a three-digit number to the nearest ten or hundred using the number line.

Teacher Feedback:

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❤️ “This has been SO helpful in helping my struggling upper elementary students with basic number sense and place value concepts. They get the regular practice they need, and once they've been taught the different routines, they feel confident in their work!" -Kimberly D.

❤️ “All of these are great for my self-contained classroom. They need things broken down and lots of repetition! We do them together during our unit and then I use pages in their independent work to spiral and keep them practicing their skills!" -Erin F.

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❤️ “Amazing!! My special education students who struggle with basic number sense are loving this. It helps build those basic foundational skills!! It's a great warm up and independent practice activity." -Denise G.

❤️ “So great to have so much practice in one resource!" -Jaina H.

❤️ “This packet is very helpful for teaching and reviewing number sense concepts! I like how each lesson builds on the previous lesson." -Jennifer K.

❤️ “I am using several of these units with a couple of students who experienced prenatal alcohol and drug exposure and am using some on an as-needed basis with other students as well. I have seen the main students I purchased this for go from being completely overwhelmed and shut down in math to being excited to show me their progress each day. I cannot recommend these highly enough!" -Melissa H.

Tied to These Second Grade Math Standards:

• Understand that the three digits of a three-digit number represent amounts of hundreds, tens, and ones (CCSS 2.NBT.A.1)
  
• Count within 1000; skip-count by 5s, 10s, and 100s. (CCSS 2.NBT.A.2)
  
• Read and write numbers to 1000 using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form. (CCSS 2.NBT.A.3)
• Compare two three-digit numbers based on meanings of the hundreds, tens, and ones digits, using >, =, and < symbols to record the results of comparisons. (CCSS 2.NBT.A.4)
• Mentally add 10 or 100 to a given number 100–900, and mentally subtract 10 or 100 from a given number 100–900. (CCSS 2.NBT.B.8)
• Use place value understanding to round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. (CCSS 3.NBT.A.1)

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📘 This Resource is Also Found in These Discounted Bundles:

• K-2 Math Bundle for Special Education

• K-5 Math Bundle for Special Education

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Hi! I am a Special Education & Title 1 teacher interested in task analysis. My resources break tasks into small and explicit steps, reducing cognitive load for learners so they can feel successful and confident rather than overwhelmed and reluctant to try. I strive to lighten the workload of teachers by making resources as practical and easy-to-use as possible. I sincerely hope my work can benefit you and your students.

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