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Place Value Large Numbers
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Place Value Large Numbers
📊 Part 1: Understanding Place Value
1. What is the value of the digit 7 in the number 472,856?
7
70
7,000
70,000
2. Write this number in expanded form: 638,429
3. Which number is the largest?
456,789
465,789
456,798
445,899
4. Order these numbers from smallest to largest:
Numbers: 234,567 | 243,567 | 234,657 | 234,576
🔢 Part 2: Skip Counting Patterns
5. Complete this counting pattern by 11s:
33, 44, _____, 66, _____, 88, _____
6. Count backwards by 12s starting from 84:
84, _____, _____, _____, _____, 24
7. Complete this pattern counting by 10,000s:
125,000, 135,000, _____, _____, 165,000
8. What pattern do you notice when counting by 100,000s?
200,000 → 300,000 → 400,000 → 500,000
🧠 Part 3: Problem Solving
9. The population of Auckland is approximately 1,695,000 people. What is this number rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?
1,600,000
1,700,000
1,800,000
2,000,000
10. If you multiply 45,000 by 10, which direction do the digits move and how many places?
11. Reflection: What did you learn about place value today?
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