Place Value Chart
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Place Value Chart
Place value chart worksheet: write four numbers to the hundred thousands in a chart, one digit in each place, from the hundred thousands to the ones. Grades 4 and 5 with an answer key.
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Read and write large whole numbers in numerals, words and expanded form, say what each digit is worth, compare and order them, and round them to any place.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child read each number aloud before working on it. Large numbers are easier once they can be said.
- Draw or use the place value chart on the sheet for every number until the child no longer needs it.
- For the value of a digit, ask for both answers: the digit, and what it is worth, such as "the 7 is worth 7,000".
Common mistakes
- Leaving out zeros, so four thousand twenty-five becomes 425. Fill in every place on the chart, using zeros for the empty ones.
- Giving the digit instead of its value, so the value of 6 in 4,600 is written as 6. Ask "6 what?"
- Putting the comma in the wrong place, as in 45,00. Count three digits from the right.
