Place Value to 1,000,000, Rounding and Regrouping Grade 4

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Start with a number like 346,270. Ask what the 4 means. The digit names a value of 40,000 because of its place. The first worksheets let students make that connection in ways including comparing two positions reading expanded form and writing numbers in words. Learners work with numbers through one million.

The next set puts those values to work. Students compare numbers by starting at the place order lists and round to a specified place. Some problems use a number line around the midpoint. In the key rounding explanations identify the distances to the neighboring multiples the halfway case or a number that is already a multiple.

The last pages use -digit addition and subtraction. Ask students to point to the ones column before they start and describe what gets regrouped when they cross a zero. If a student makes an error have them check a subtraction result by adding. Choose pages by skill for targeted practice or use a questions, from a checkpoint to decide what needs reteaching. The answers give a way to check the calculation and name the place-value idea behind it.

The Grade 4 resource contains 96 pages in a printable US Letter PDF. There are 60 student worksheets, 30 answer pages, a short adult guide, two worked reference pages and a final reflection. Select Actual Size when printing on US Letter paper. You can print one skill page at a time.