Place Value (Ten Thousands) Worksheets
What Are the Place Values from One to Ten-Thousands Place? Place values are used to make the counting and pronunciation of numbers easy. Saying a ten-digit number without taking care of its place values can be difficult, and it will not give the listener an idea of how big the number actually is. That is why place values were introduced to make some sense out of the numbers. Place values start from the rightmost digit of a number and increases in value as it proceeds ahead towards left. First place value is a unit, then comes tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, and so on. We continue it because counting never stops. Units or ones represent single-digit numbers; tens represent double-digit numbers, hundreds represent triple-digit numbers, and it continues to ten thousand, which represents five-digit numbers. Of course, the counting continues to a hundred thousand, and so on.
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Basic Lesson
Demonstrates the concept of place value to the ten thousands. Provides a practice problem. Look for the underlined digit. Determine what place value position it is in. Write the value of the underlined digit. 391. It is in the ones position. The value is 1 ones.
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Intermediate Lesson
Uses a more abstract approach to learning Place Value to the Thousandths. Also provides a practice problem. Look for the underlined digit. Determine what place value position it is in. Write the value of the underlined digit.
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Independent Practice 1
Students must determine the value of the underlined digit. Answers can be found below.
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Independent Practice 2
Asks students to determine the value of the underlined digit based on Place Values.
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Skill Quiz
Tests all skills covered in this unit of problems. A math scoring matrix is included.
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Borrowing...
Children can get confused about borrowing in subtraction because they don't understand what they are borrowing. Place unit values show that each digit is 10 of the previous digits, all together in a group. Each 10 is 10 ones, each 100 is 10 10's and so on.