Values to Places

Worksheet Description

This worksheet presents an activity where students must identify and write the place values of digits in various three-digit numbers. Each number is displayed with arrows pointing to blanks labeled “ones,” “tens,” and “hundreds,” indicating where students should write the corresponding digit of the number. For example, the number 543 is broken down with arrows pointing from each digit to the appropriate place value. The worksheet includes a friendly cartoon banana character, adding an element of fun to the educational content.

The worksheet’s aim is to teach students to correctly identify each digit’s place value in three-digit numbers. By filling in the blanks with the right digit, students reinforce their understanding of the base-ten numeral system. This activity helps to develop their ability to decompose numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones, which is a critical skill for understanding more advanced mathematical concepts. Additionally, this exercise can enhance a student’s number sense and their proficiency in various arithmetic operations.