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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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4-Digit Non-Standard Partitioning (5)
Use number expanders to partition a 4-digit number in different ways.
4-Digit Non-Standard Partitioning (4)
Use number expanders to partition a 4-digit number in different ways.
4-Digit Non-Standard Partitioning (3)
Use number expanders to partition a 4-digit number in different ways.
Partitioning 3-Digit Numbers (2)
3-digit numbers have been represented using MAB blocks. Write the number and an equation to match the partitioning.
Partitioning 3-Digit Numbers (1)
3-digit numbers have been represented using MAB blocks. Write the number and an equation to match the partitioning.
Representing 3-Digit Numbers (4)
Represent the 3-digit numbers in different ways.
Representing 3-Digit Numbers (3)
Represent the 3-digit numbers in different ways.
Representing 3-Digit Numbers (2)
Represent the 3-digit numbers in different ways.
Representing 3-Digit Numbers (1)
Represent the 3-digit numbers in different ways.
3-Digit Numbers: Digits, Words & MABs (3)
3-digit numbers are written in words. Represent them in digits and MAB blocks.
3-Digit Numbers: Digits, Words & MABs (2)
3-digit numbers are shown in MAB blocks. Write them in words and digits.
3-Digit Numbers: Digits, Words & MABs (4)
Represent 3-digit numbers in digits, words and MAB blocks.
3-Digit Numbers: Digits, Words & MABs (1)
3-digit numbers are shown in digits. Represent them in words and MAB blocks.
Drawing 3-Digit Numbers
Represent the 3-digit numbers with MAB blocks.
Writing 3-Digit Numbers
Write the 3-digit numbers that have been represented with MAB blocks?
What’s the Number? 3-Digit
3-digit numbers have been partitioned. Add the parts together then write the number that was partitioned.
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