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Place Value Cards

Use hundreds, tens and ones cards to solve each challenge. You can write a digit in each place or show the matching cards. Remember: 10 ones make 1 ten, and 10 tens make 1 hundred.

Your place-value cards

Read each card as its value, not just its digit: a 100 card is one hundred, a 10 card is one ten, and a 1 card is one one.

100 HUNDREDS

10 TENS

1 ONES

1.A fruit crate has 2 hundreds cards, 4 tens cards and 3 ones cards. What number is on the crate?

2.Rawiri lays down 3 hundreds cards, 1 ten card and 6 ones cards. Which number has she made?

3.A number is made with 5 hundreds cards, no tens cards and 8 ones cards. Write the number, including the zero in the correct place.

4.Seven tens cards have the same value as 70 ones cards. Is this statement true or false?

5.Georgia says that 4 hundreds cards, 2 tens cards and 9 ones cards make 492. Explain what he got wrong and write the number correctly.

6.Three teams built 214, 241 and 124. Put their numbers in order from smallest to largest.

7.A number is 352. Swap its 5 tens card for a 2 tens card, keeping the hundreds and ones cards the same. What new number do you make?

8.Finn has 1 hundreds card, 13 tens cards and 4 ones cards. Trade groups of 10 tens for a hundreds card. How many hundreds, tens and ones cards are there after trading, and what number do they show?

9.Make the greatest three-digit number you can using exactly 1 hundreds card, 1 tens card and 1 ones card. Write the number and name the value of each digit.