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PRICE IN ORDER

place value · ordering numbers up to 1,000

To put numbers up to 1,000 in order

PRICE IN ORDER is a Grade 2 place-value game for ordering numbers up to 1,000. Players draw a game board containing two sets of values, then a card determines whether each set must be arranged from least to greatest or greatest to least. The changing direction keeps students focused on comparing hundreds, tens, and ones instead of following one fixed routine.

Use it for partner review when students are learning to compare and order three-digit numbers. Asking students which place decided the order can make their reasoning visible before the board is checked. Create a free Find a Math Game account to generate teacher-ready lesson support for PRICE IN ORDER. No credit card is required, with 3 lifetime lesson generations.

Grades:
2
Players:
2 players
Materials:
cards
Classroom use:
partner work

Standards alignment

2.NBT.A.4 · primary

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