This Halloween Mystery Pictures Place Value are a no prep resource that is super fun! You can do whole group or independently. Students will count the hundreds, tens, and ones for each slide, and then color the appropriate square. If you do it whole group, it is timed. If you do it as an independent activity, students can go through the slides at their own pace. There are seven different pictures that come with a powerpoint/GOOGLE SLIDE and QR code card.
how does it work:
Teacher presses play on the ppt slideshow, and the fun begins. Students have to look at the hundreds, tens, and ones, and figure out the amount. Once they figure out the amount, they color that square the color at the bottom of the screen. Once they complete the slideshow, they will have a completed picture. The slideshow is set for 15 seconds per slide, and then it turns automatically.
what else is included:
- You will also get a card with QR codes in case you want students to work on this independently, and at their own speed. These do not slide automatically, so students have more time to find the answer and color the square.
- There's also a question at the bottom of the picture for students to answer. Goes along with the Christmas theme.
Check out my spring themed Mystery pic here!
HEAR FROM OTHERS: 📢
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My kids loved this, I had planned to do one a day the last few days before break but it took us so long we didn't even complete one. I will continue to use the 3 day week when we get back. My suggestion/question is there an option where you do all the same color first? We tried to do the gingerbread but it was time consuming for my kids to have to every question switch between brown and green which slowed us down during an already tight time for math intervention. What we did get through they enjoyed the chance to color which we can't do much of and the content review was great. Fun Christmas theme! Hi there! Great suggestion. If you go back and download the compressed file, I have added three powerpoints that say (colors in order). Hope that helps! :)))
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This was such a fun way to reinforce the place value work we have introduced so far and helped us stay ready for the work to come!
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THANK YOU! We actually did this whole group and it was great practice!
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16 reviews for Halloween Mystery Pictures Place Value
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Emily Z. –
This was such a fun activity and will definitely be using again in the future
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emi S. –
This is a great, fun resource to keep kids learning in a fun way.
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Donna W. –
My students love this resource.
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Katelyn McNamee –
Great resource!
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The Happy Texas Teacher –
Thank you! This resource was perfect and so engaging!
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Sophia Bevins –
Thank you!
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Dee H. –
Good resource!
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Bari S. –
My students loved doing these. They didn’t want to stop.
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Ashley Salgado –
Great resource for my students! Thank you!
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Kim Soto –
My kids loved these!
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Saldina M. –
Great resource!!
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Amanda K. –
thanks
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Cathy L. –
This was fun for that place value practice that can become redundant
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Susan N. –
Fun activities for review
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Catherine Campbell –
My students LOVE these!!!
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Kallam’s Korner –
These were great with most of my 1st graders. I would love to have a paper copy of the clues for my slow/struggling students.
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