Rounding to Thousands and Ten Thousands
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Rounding to Thousands and Ten Thousands
Rounding to thousands worksheet: round nine numbers to the nearest 1,000, 10,000 or 100,000, some exactly half way. With an answer key.
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Round whole numbers to any place, from the nearest ten to the nearest hundred thousand, and use rounded numbers to estimate.
Reviewed by Ms. Olivia Parker, Teacher and Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Teacher. How we check worksheets
How to use this sheet
- For each number, have the child name the two tens or hundreds it is between before rounding.
- Use the number lines on the sheet: mark the number and see which end it is closer to.
- Underline the place you round to and circle the digit to its right. Only the circled digit decides.
Common mistakes
- Rounding 45 down to 40. A 5 rounds up: 45 is rounded to 50.
- Changing every digit after the rounding place to 9, or leaving them as they are. They all become zeros.
- Looking at the wrong digit, such as the ones digit when rounding to the nearest hundred. The digit just right of the rounding place decides.
- Forgetting that rounding up can change more than one digit, as when 296 rounds to 300.
