Browse our collection of number and place value worksheets. These resources help teach students how to identify the value of digits in numbers as well as to partition (break apart) numbers in standard and non-standard forms. Place value underpins most other areas in mathematics. As such, it’s important to build a solid understanding of number and how our number system works.
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These number and place value worksheets include activities where students identify the value of digits, partition numbers into tens, hundreds and beyond, and represent numbers using words, models and diagrams. Students practise reading and writing numbers, as well as connecting digits to their place value.
You’ll find worksheets that involve standard and non-standard partitioning, using base ten models, abacus representations and place value charts to show how numbers are composed. Some activities focus on specific number ranges (2-digit through to 5-digit), while others build flexibility by showing numbers in different forms.
The collection also includes hands-on style tasks and games, such as building numbers, matching representations and using place value tools like arrow cards. This makes it easier to move between concrete models and written numbers.
Across the set, there is a mix of structured practice, visual representations and problem-solving tasks, supporting a clear understanding of number and place value and helping students work confidently with larger numbers.