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Place Value Worksheets

Free printable place value worksheets, charts, expanded form, and rounding activities.

Base Ten Blocks (11-19) Tens and Ones Composing and Decomposing Numbers Writing Numbers in Expanded Form (11-19)
Using Base Ten Blocks to 100 Identify Tens & Ones Value of a Digit Building 2-Digit Numbers Expanded Form (Up to 100) Rounding to the Nearest 10 Finding 10 More and 10 Less Place Value to 100 (Tens and Ones Review)
Building 3-Digit Numbers Missing Place Value Expanded Form (3-Digits) Standard Form (3-Digits) Value of a Digit Comparing Numbers (3-Digit) Ordering Numbers Rounding to Nearest 10 Rounding to Nearest 100 Rounding (Mixed Review)
Building 4-Digit Numbers Missing Place Value (4-Digit) Building 5-Digit Numbers Expanded Form (Standard) Expanded Notation (Multiplication) Value of a Digit (4-Digit) Comparing Numbers (4-Digit) Ordering Numbers (Mixed) Skip Counting by 100s Rounding to Nearest 100 (Large) Rounding to the Nearest 1000 Mixed Rounding (10s, 100s, 1000s)
Building 6-Digit Numbers Missing Place Value (6-Digit) Expanded Notation (Standard) Comparing Numbers (to 1 Million) Ordering Numbers (to 1 Million) Rounding to Nearest 10,000 Mixed Rounding (Large) Rounding Word Problems
Place Value (Whole Numbers to Millions) Decimal Place Value (Tenths & Hundredths) Decimal Place Value (Thousandths) Expanded Form (Decimals) Expanded Notation (Decimals) Rounding Decimals

Free Printable Place Value Worksheets

Understanding place value is the key to mastering multi-digit mathematics. Our collection of Place Value Worksheets helps students grasp how the position of a digit affects its value, serving as a bridge between simple Learning Numbers and complex operations.

Place Value Topics

We provide resources covering essential concepts:

  • Base Ten Blocks:
    Visual worksheets where students count cubes (ones), rods (tens), and flats (hundreds) to identify numbers.
  • Charts & Tables:
    Printable grids to help organize digits into correct columns (Billions to Decimals).
  • Standard & Expanded Form:
    Practice converting numbers (e.g., writing "345" as "300 + 40 + 5").
  • Rounding Numbers:
    Learning to round to the nearest ten, hundred, or thousand.

Why It Matters?

A strong grasp of place value is essential for understanding "regrouping" or "carrying" in Addition and subtraction.