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Rounding can be a tricky concept to teach, but there are many fun and
engaging ways to make it easier for 10-year-olds to understand. Here are
some ideas:
1. Number lines: Use a number line to help students visualize rounding.
Have them round to the nearest 10 or 100 by finding the midpoint
between two numbers. For example, if you want to round 47 to the
nearest 10, students would find the midpoint between 40 and 50, which
is 45. Since 47 is closer to 50 than 40, it rounds up to 50.
2. Rhymes: Teach students a catchy rhyme to help them remember the
rules of rounding. For example, "5 or more, let it soar. 4 or less, let it
rest." This rhyme helps students remember that if the digit to the right
of the one being rounded is 5 or greater, the number rounds up. If it's 4
or less, the number rounds down.
3. Games: Make rounding fun by turning it into a game. For example, you
could play "Round the World" where students take turns rounding
numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. The first student to make it all the
way around the world wins!
4. Real-world examples: Show students how rounding is used in everyday
life. For example, when you go to the store and the total comes to
$4.78, you might round up to $5 to make it easier to pay with cash.
5. Visual aids: Use visual aids like charts and graphs to help students
understand rounding. For example, you could create a chart that shows
how different numbers round to the nearest 10 or 100.
I hope these ideas help! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Source(s)
1. How to Teach Rounding: 5 FUN Ideas - Mr Elementary Math
2. Easy-to-Understand Strategies to Teach Kids to Round Numbers
3. A Lesson Plan for Teaching Rounding - ThoughtCo
4. Best Way to Teach Rounding Numbers for Kids: Games & Activities
5. Not Sure How To Teach Rounding Numbers? Make it hands-on! (Try This!)