Place Value Worksheet
Numbers have word names too! Learn to write numbers in word form.
23 = twenty-three. 106 = one hundred six. 4,572 = four thousand five hundred seventy-two. Each group of three digits has its own name.
- 1.Write 15 in words: ____
- 2.Write 234 in words: ____
- 3.Write “eighty-seven” as a number: ____
- 4.Write “three hundred twelve” as a number: ____
- 5.Match: 1,009 = one thousand ____ (nine / ninety / nineteen)
- 6.Write 605 in words: ____
- 7.What is 40 + 9 in word form? ____
- 8.Write “four thousand twenty” as digits: ____
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About This Word Form Place Value Worksheet
This free printable word form place value worksheet strengthens understanding of how digits change value depending on their position. Students practice tens, ones, hundreds, and beyond through expanded form, comparing, and rounding.
What Students Will Learn
Students learn that each place is ten times the place to its right, and how to read, write, compare, and round numbers. This positional understanding is the foundation for all multi-digit arithmetic and for decimals.
How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet
- Base-ten blocks: Model numbers with base-ten blocks so students physically see ten ones become one ten and ten tens become one hundred.
- Expanded-form practice: Have students rewrite numbers in expanded form to make the value of each digit explicit.
- Rounding number line: Use an open number line to teach rounding as "which benchmark is closer," not as a memorized rule.
How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet
Play "guess my number" with clues like "my number has 4 tens and 7 ones." Use place-value language in daily life — "that costs 3 hundreds, 2 tens, and 5 ones." A few minutes of mental practice daily builds strong number sense.
Skills Covered
place value · tens and ones · expanded form · comparing numbers · number sense