Put It Together

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a mathematical exercise aimed at teaching students how to write numbers in expanded form. It presents various numbers with each digit placed in its respective place value category-hundreds, tens, and ones. The provided example shows the number 356 broken down into its constituent parts: 300 (three hundreds), 50 (five tens), and 6 (six ones). Students are expected to follow this model and break down the remaining numbers into expanded form, writing them in the spaces provided.

The purpose of this worksheet is to enhance students’ understanding of place value by practicing the conversion of standard form numbers into expanded form. This exercise reinforces the concept that a digit’s value is determined by its position within a number. By expanding numbers, students learn to recognize and articulate the mathematical significance of each digit’s place. It is a fundamental skill that underpins their ability to perform arithmetic operations and builds a foundation for more advanced mathematical reasoning.