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Place Value Worksheet Generator

Build a fresh place value practice sheet in seconds. Pick the digit length (2-digit up to 7-digit, into the millions), choose what to drill — digit value, place name, expanded form, or standard form — then print straight from your browser, with or without an answer key. Tuned for Grade 1 through Grade 5.

How to use this sheet (2 min read)

Kids fill in the value, place name, expanded form, standard form, or the number a row of hundreds, tens and ones makes. A short instruction line prints at the top of every sheet so they know what to do without you in the room.

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Value of the digit · 3-digit numbers
Follow the instruction on each problem and write your answer on the line.
1Value of the underlined digit in 664 =
2Value of the underlined digit in 574 =
3Value of the underlined digit in 971 =
4Value of the underlined digit in 651 =
5Value of the underlined digit in 483 =
6Value of the underlined digit in 509 =
7Value of the underlined digit in 225 =
8Value of the underlined digit in 322 =
9Value of the underlined digit in 540 =
10Value of the underlined digit in 455 =
11Value of the underlined digit in 357 =
12Value of the underlined digit in 138 =
13Value of the underlined digit in 631 =
14Value of the underlined digit in 365 =
15Value of the underlined digit in 692 =
16Value of the underlined digit in 782 =

How to use it: a worked example

Take the 6-digit number 482,915 with the 8 underlined.

  • Place name: the 8 is in the ten thousands place.
  • Value of the digit: 8 ten thousands = 80,000.
  • Expanded form: 400,000 + 80,000 + 2,000 + 900 + 10 + 5.
  • Units form: 4 hundred thousands 8 ten thousands 2 thousands 9 hundreds 1 ten 5 ones.

Have your child read the number aloud first (“four hundred eighty-two thousand, nine hundred fifteen”), then fill in each line.

Place value worksheet FAQ

Which number size should I pick for each grade?

2-digit numbers suit Grade 1, 3-digit Grade 2, 4-digit Grade 3 and 5-digit Grade 4. Grade 5 works with 6-digit numbers (up to 999,999), and 7-digit numbers bring in the millions place for Grade 5 and Grade 6.

What is expanded form?

Expanded form writes a number as the sum of what each digit is worth. 482,915 becomes 400,000 + 80,000 + 2,000 + 900 + 10 + 5. Places holding a zero are left out, so 4,006 is 4000 + 6.

Why does the units form keep the zeros?

In "5 hundreds 0 tens 3 ones" the zero tells the child that the tens place is empty, which is what keeps 503 from being read as 53. Spotting the empty place is the skill being practised.

Is there an answer key?

Yes. Tick "Include an answer key on a second page" and the key prints after the worksheet with every answer filled in, for the same problems.

Is it free to print?

Yes. Make and print as many place value worksheets as you like. Click "New problems" for a fresh set of numbers each time.