Place Value Worksheets, Hundreds, Tens & Ones Activities

Place value teaches students that the position of a digit determines its value within a number. For example, the 5 in 50 represents five tens, while the 5 in 500 represents five hundreds. Place value worksheets can help students identify digits by position, build numbers, compare numbers, expand numbers, and understand the relationship between different places.

Activities can progress from ones, tens, and hundreds to thousands and larger numbers. Printable place value worksheets can include place-value charts, expanded notation, missing digits, number comparisons, rounding, and questions that require students to identify the value of a particular digit. Related practice includes addition worksheets, subtraction worksheets, long division worksheets, fraction worksheets, algebra worksheets, maths worksheets, and maths lesson plans.