Three pages of place value practice for Year 5 maths, working with numbers up to 1,000,000. Pupils give the value of a marked digit in six-digit numbers, order and compare numbers using <, > and =, then write numbers like 'nine hundred thousand, and eight' in digits. It matches the England National Curriculum place value objective and ends with a full answer key.
Number - number and place value
“Read, write, order and compare numbers to at least 1 000 000 and determine the value of each digit”
Each of the three sections practises a different part of this objective, from digit values to comparing.
Pupils state the value of the bold digit in six-digit numbers such as 145,092.
Ordering sets from smallest to greatest, then comparing pairs like 823,450 and 823,540 with <, > or =.
Written numbers to convert into digits, including tricky ones with internal zeros.
Every answer listed, so marking or self-checking is quick.
Lesson starter
Run the Value of the Digit table as a five-minute warm-up before new place value teaching.
Homework
Send the whole sheet home; the answer key keeps marking fast.
Assessment check
The Numbers in Words section shows quickly who still misreads numbers with internal zeros.
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