Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones Place Value Worksheet

Ten equations combine thousands, hundreds, tens and ones into four-digit numbers, several with the places in mixed order, and four more numbers are partitioned back into place values.
Year groups
Years 3–5 (Key Stage 2)
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Updated Jul 28, 2021

Subject
Place Value, Maths
Topic
Ones Place Tens Place Hundreds Place, Ones Tens and Hundreds Place
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This worksheet is great for helping students understand place value and how to write numbers in digits. It's a valuable skill for students to have as they move on to more complex maths concepts.

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Learning objectives

  • Compose four-digit numerals from named place-value units

  • Connect thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones with digit positions

  • Interpret zero quantities within an expanded expression

Teaching tips

  • Have students sketch a four-column place-value chart beside the first equation.

  • Ask learners to check that every named place contributes exactly one digit to the numeral. Practise mixed-order place-value descriptions with this four-digit numbers worksheet.

Skills covered

  • Composing four-digit numbers

  • Partitioning into thousands, hundreds, tens and ones

  • Place-value alignment

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