Rounding to Hundred Thousands: Six- to Eight-Digit Numbers
Round twenty numbers to the nearest hundred thousand, from six-digit values through the tens of millions.
- Grades
- Grades 2–5
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- 1
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- Subject
- Place Value, Numbers, Math
- Resource types
- Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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Round twenty numbers to the nearest hundred thousand, from six-digit values through the tens of millions.
- A two-column set of twenty rounding prompts
- Six-digit through eight-digit source values
- Consistent hundred-thousand target intervals
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Estimate large values at the hundred-thousand place
- Interpret the adjacent lower digit as a rounding signal
- Preserve magnitude and comma placement in rounded results
Teaching tips
- Rewrite difficult values in a place-value chart before estimating.
- Ask whether the answer should contain hundred-thousands, millions, or tens of millions.
Skills covered
- Magnitude checking — compare the rounded result with the original number’s hundred-thousand benchmarks.
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Core concepts
Core concepts
Core concepts
- Hundred-thousand benchmarks
- Multi-million numbers
- Rounding decisions
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