Finding Place Value Worksheet
A worksheet for practicing place value by composing and decomposing three-digit numbers.
Classroom resources
Browse by lesson focus
Choose the topic or kind of practice you need.
A worksheet for practicing place value by composing and decomposing three-digit numbers.
A short narrative passage ('Mom's Garden') and comprehension worksheet teaching reading comprehension, categorization (pretty vs. tasty), and recall.
Compare pairs of multi-digit numbers digit by digit starting from the greatest place value, write between them, and (on the challenge set) first solve an addition problem before comparing the sums.
Give students practice identifying the place value of a digit within a three-digit number.
Students use a Q-tip (or finger, or an alternate medium such as paint sticks) to dot-decorate each Letter H-themed picture (bubble letter H, hamburger, hamster, hat, heart, house, horse, hot dog, hippo); optional variations include writing in letters/numbers/shapes in the dot circles instead.
Compare pairs or sets of decimals to the hundredths place using >, <, = symbols; judge true/false decimal comparison statements; order sets of 4 decimals.
Depending on the set: color/read a square grid divided into 10 or 100 parts and write the matching fraction and decimal in a place-value table; read or mark decimal/fraction values on number lines with 10 or 100 divisions; estimate decimal values on a number line; break numbers into expanded place-value form and convert…
Engage in a teacher-led book discussion using provided comprehension questions; complete extension projects/crafts (matching mother/baby animals, bird/nest craft, role-play activities, writing a note to mom); read a non-fiction passage on baby birds; complete a story jigsaw puzzle, trace-the-path maze, story crown…
A place-value worksheet where students identify the place value of an underlined digit in four-digit numbers.
Practice decomposing two-digit numbers into tens and ones.
Identify the target letter 'h' (name, sound, and in text), practice writing letters, use core/fringe vocabulary words and AAC symbol strips during shared reading, retell the story using sequenced picture cards, answer WH comprehension questions, complete rhyme exclusion/generation worksheets, match vocabulary words to…
Students read a one-sentence story prompt (e.g. write a story about an evil witch, a spooky ghost, a dragon) with supporting brainstorming questions, then write a narrative on the ruled lines provided.
Solve worksheet problems: convert millimetres to centimetres and back, write decimals as fractions and vice versa, order sets of decimals from smallest to largest, complete number lines, fill in a place-value chart, and add, subtract, and multiply decimal numbers (including addition-square and function-machine style exercises).
Discuss comprehension questions about the story, complete hands-on projects (bread-making activity, hen craft, sensory table), sequence the steps of growing/baking wheat, read/color a printable mini storybook version of the tale, complete a story jigsaw puzzle, color-by-number, wear character masks, do story matching…
Write the word form for a list of large numbers (10 numbers per worksheet, across 3 worksheets, ranging from 3-digit to 9-digit numbers).
Place Value Task Cards for Grade 4 These 30 printable place value task cards help 4th graders practice identifying the value of underlined 4- to 7-digit numbers. With two numbered task cards per page, this set works well for math centers or partner activities. The accompanying answer key follows each task card to enable easy…
Practice end punctuation, capitalization, comma usage in lists, and apostrophe usage in everyday sentences.
For each of 24 task cards, students read a place-value model or number and either state the number shown, state how many tens and ones it has, fill in the tens/ones for a given number, or add a tens value and a ones value together; answers are logged on a recording sheet.
Hands-on math task cards for practicing decimal place value: writing, comparing, and rounding decimals.
A worksheet giving practice correctly placing quotation marks around spoken dialogue in sentences.
Read simple sentences and cut and paste the correct end punctuation mark (period, question mark, or exclamation mark) at the end of each sentence.
Students add each team's four swimmer times to find total time, then answer six questions comparing decimal values (identifying the winning/fastest/slowest team, calculating a time difference, and identifying which time has a given digit in the hundredths or tenths place).
Choose a picture-build card (e.g., "Build a bird cage"), use base ten blocks (up to 9 of each type) to build the shown picture, then record on a dry-erase or paper recording sheet how many tens/ones (or hundreds/tens/ones) blocks were used, the resulting number, and (on some sheets) its expanded and/or written form.