Four Digit Place Value Conversions Worksheet
This four digit place value conversions worksheet has 3rd grade students write numbers from place value words in standard form, regroup, and explain a mistake. An answer key is included for easy checking.
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Description
Every digit in a number has a value that depends on its place. This four digit place value conversions worksheet helps students turn numbers written in place value words, like 7 thousands + 4 hundreds + 6 ones, into standard form. Converting between forms builds strong number sense and shows children why a zero is needed when a place is empty.
This 3rd grade place value worksheet has three parts. In Part A, students read four numbers written in thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones and write each one in standard form. The places are listed out of order in some problems, and several numbers hide a zero in the ones, tens, or hundreds place, so students must think about each place instead of copying digits. In Part B, some places hold more than nine, such as 15 hundreds or 12 tens, so students regroup to find the total value. In Part C, students explain a classmate’s mistake when a zero was left out. A worked example shows how to begin, and an answer key makes checking quick.
What’s Included
- Part A: four numbers in place value words to write in standard form
- Part B: three regrouping problems with places that hold more than nine
- Part C: an explain-the-mistake problem
- A worked example and an answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
- Out-of-order places make students read each value carefully.
- Zero places teach that every place must be filled in a number.
- Regrouping problems connect place value to addition and subtraction.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, build one problem with base ten blocks so students can see the thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones. After finishing the four digit place value conversions worksheet, have students write their own number in place value words and trade with a partner to solve. You can also read a number aloud and have children write it both ways.
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