Three pages of place value practice for Year 6 maths. Pupils write numbers up to 10,000,000 in digits, order them, complete a rounding table, then work out temperature differences across zero. Digit-card puzzles finish it off. The sheet covers four objectives from the England National Curriculum and ends with a full answer key.
Number — number and place value
“Read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10 000 000 and determine the value of each digit”
The first section works through writing, digit values and ordering seven-digit numbers.
Number — number and place value
“Round any whole number to a required degree of accuracy”
The rounding table asks for several degrees of accuracy per number.
Number — number and place value
“Use negative numbers in context, and calculate intervals across zero”
Temperature word problems cross zero in both directions.
Pupils write numbers like four million, three hundred and twenty thousand, five hundred and twelve in digits, then find digit values and order numbers.
A table where pupils round each number to the required degree of accuracy.
Temperature questions, including the difference between 5°C in London and -8°C in Oslo.
Digit-card puzzles, including making the largest even number and explaining why a 7-digit number cannot start with 0.
Full answers for every question.
Unit review
Covers the whole place value unit in one sheet, so it works as an end-of-unit check.
Homework
The mix of fluency and puzzles suits a week where you have taught rounding and negatives.
SATs revision
The problem-solving section mirrors the digit-card questions that turn up in reasoning papers.
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