These pretty flowers will help your youngster learn about place values.
Number & Operations in Base Ten (NBT)
In the Number & Operations in Base Ten domain, K-5 students should develop an understanding of the base-ten system. The base-ten system uses 10 digits, 0-9, to represent every number. The number's position determines its place value, as in 326 is 3 hundreds, 2 tens and 6 ones. Understanding the base-ten system helps students work with decimals (small numbers) and exponents (very large numbers).
Finding Tens and Ones
It’s all about tens and ones in this place value worksheet!
Peas and Carrots: Adding With Place Values
Peas and carrots are a yummy way to learn about adding using place values.
Adding Three Sets of Numbers
Adding three sets of numbers can be a breeze with place values!
Ones, Tens, and Hundreds
In this place value worksheet, your student will work with ones, tens and hundreds.
Which Number Is Larger?
Your student will compare two numbers to determine if one is higher, lower or the same.
On the Midway: Bottle Throw Multiplication
The midway bottle throw is the theme of this place value worksheet for multiplication.
On the Midway: Dart Throw Addition
Step right up to this dart throw worksheet on adding using place values!
On the Midway: Dart Throw Subtraction
Sharpen those subtraction skills with this fun worksheet using place values.
Comparing Decimals
This decimal comparison worksheet tackles a tricky concept.
Comparing Numbers
Your student will compare four-digit numbers in this worksheet.
Multiplying Large Numbers with Place Values
Using place values makes multiplying large numbers easy!
Rounding Larger Numbers
This worksheet features rounding to the nearest ten, hundred and thousand.
Converting Numbers
Your student will rewrite numbers using place value in this worksheet.
Rounding Decimal Numbers
Here’s some practice on rounding decimals.