4th Grade Common Core: 4.NBT.1
Common Core Identifier: 4.NBT.1 / Grade: 4
Curriculum: Number And Operations In Base Ten: Generalize Place Value Understanding For Multi-Digit Whole Numbers.
Detail: Recognize that in a multi-digit whole number, a digit in one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right. For example, recognize that 700 / 70 = 10 by applying concepts of place value and division.
79 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Print off this page to use as a handy guide for identifying place value for 7-digit numbers and writing numbers in their different forms.
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Using these task cards, students will practice writing five-digit numbers in their expanded, word, and number forms.
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Continue practicing 4th grade math skills with this next set of daily word problems. It covers skills like reading and interpreting data from a table, adding fractions, and more.
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Solve the 3-digit multiplication patterns.
(example: 700 x 8)
(example: 700 x 8)
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The questions on this S.N. activity sheet center around the number seventy-six thousand, one hundred thirty-four.
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Assigning one of these word problem worksheets every day is a great way to make sure your students are keeping their math skills fresh!
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Solve these 3-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems on the graph paper provided using partial products.
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On this worksheet, students answer questions related to the special number. First, they state the value of the digits 0, 2, 9, 7, and 4. Then tell if the number is odd or even. Complete the number line. Write the number in expanded form. Subtract a thousand from this number. Then compare the number to other numbers.
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On this worksheet, students will state the value of the digits 3, 9, 0, 2, and 4. They must also complete the numbers line. Then subtract 100,000, 1,000, and 100 from the special number.
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Students will review lines of symmetry, fill in a chart, and more with this set of daily word problems.
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Use partial products to find the answers to these 3-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems.
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Compare the number 564,300 to other numbers using the symbols <, >, and =. Then tell if the number is odd or even. Write the number in expanded form. Give the values of the digits.
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Why was the six afraid of the seven? Write the value of the underlined digits to decode the riddle.
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This week we'll practice comparing fractions, reading and interpreting a table, and solving multistep problems with various operations.
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This anchor chart shows both the standard and written forms for $123.45. It also shows an example of the bills and coins that make up this amount.
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Convert numbers up to 10 digits to expanded, word, and number form. These task cards include numbers between 7 and 10 digits, from millions to billions.
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Color each place the correct color. Then cut out the names and glue them in the correct spots. Up to hundred billions place.
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Use these task cards in a variety of ways to practice converting two-digit numbers from their number forms, word forms, and expanded forms.
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Show students how to solve 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems using the partial products method. This file has a full example, as well as blank spaces for students to show their own work.
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Like the other special number worksheets, this one covers expanded form, a number line, even/odd, comparing, adding, subtracting, and questions about digit values.
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This week students will use their geometry, fraction, and other math skills to complete their daily word problems.
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These partial products problems are printed on graph paper with space for students to write each multiplicand, multiplier, and product.
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This one is similar to the others. There's a number line, an expanded form question, comparing, adding, subtracting, and digit values.
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On this worksheet, students will answer a series of problems and questions about the place values in the number thirty thousand, eight hundred forty.
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Print out this file to continue practicing grade-appropriate word problems with your students each day.
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Print off this page to give students practice with partial products. They'll solve 3-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems by writing each set of factors and adding the partial products together.
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Compare fractions, identify a number pattern, perform operations with money, and more in this week's set of daily word problems.
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Solve the 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems with partial products. Write out each set of factors next to each of the products.
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Practice place value for hundred thousands by filling in the place-value tables and writing out the given numbers in expanded and word form.
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Print off these task cards and have your students use them to practice writing 4-digit numbers in their expanded, number, and word forms.
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This printable anchor chart shows the standard, written, and expanded form, as well as the expanded notation, of a 10-digit number.
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Answer place value questions pertaining to the number ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred sixty-five.
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Keep working on those math skills with these engaging daily word problem worksheets!
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Find the answers to these 2-digit multiplication problems using the partial products method.
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This activity page has P.V. questions related to the number seven hundred forty-five thousand, six hundred two.
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Find the values of the digits 1, 9, and 5. Compare using symbols for greater than, less than, and equal to. Write the number in expanded form. Tell if the number is even or if it is odd.
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Skills in this batch of worksheets include finding area and perimeter, as well as more geometry skills, reading a table, and operations with decimals and fractions.
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Practice solving multiplication problems using partial products with this printable sheet.
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What do you call an anxious ogre? To complete the math riddle, students must write the numbers in standard form. Then match the numbers with the letters.
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This page can be handed out to students or hung in the classroom to use as a reference for five-digit place value. It shows an example for how to write a number in expanded form and notation, as well as standard and written form.
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Convert 7-digit numbers between expanded form, written word form, and number form. Students will use these cards to review place value for numbers with a first digit in the millions place.
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Review a variety of operations and math skills with these next 5 word problems.
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Teachers use the included score sheets as students are asked to correctly read aloud the shown money amounts.
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Complete the number line, compare, and write the values of the digits. Also, perform basic operations by adding and subtracting ten, one hundred, and one thousand.
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Students practice their place value skills by writing the value for the underlined digits in this free worksheet.
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You can use this printout to show the process of solving 3-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems with partial products. It includes a full example showing each of the individual factors, partial products, and the final solution. It also includes pages with blank space for students to fill in the problems and steps on their own.
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This worksheet has a set of place value questions to go along with the number nine million, eighty-one thousand, nine hundred thirty-four.
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Complete the number line. Compare numbers. Tell whether the special number is odd or even. Write the values of the digits.
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Continue reviewing important math skills with more fourth grade word problems this week.
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Write each of the partial products in the boxes provided and add them together to solve the multiplication problems.
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The S.N. on this worksheet is six hundred thirty-two thousand, fifteen.
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Answer the place-val questions relating to the number forty-three thousands and seven.
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Use the symbols <, >, and = to compare this number to other numbers. Find the values of the digits 3, 1, 2, 9, and 7. Tell what numbers come before and after by completing the number line. Write in expanded form.
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This worksheet has a set of place value questions to go along with the number one hundred seventy-five thousand, twenty eight.
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Practice finding perimeter and area, solve for a missing fraction in an equation, review obtuse angles, and more with this set of word problems.
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Practice solving 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems using the partial products approach. This worksheet has boxes for each digit of each partial product.
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This page has a whole set of place value questions to go along with the number four hundred nineteen thousand, five hundred twenty-four.
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State the value of each digit, write the number in expanded form, and compare numbers. Also, write the number that is 10,000 less.
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These word problems use realistic scenarios to help students practice important math skills, such as adding and subtracting fractions, reading a table, and more.
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Write each set of factors needed to solve the 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems using the partial products method. Solve each problem by finding the products and adding them together.
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Use this worksheet to practice writing numbers in both expanded and word form, as well as filling in place-value tables.
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Use these task cards in engaging ways to help students understand place value and converting 3-digit numbers between their expanded, word, and number forms.
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This is a helpful guide to solving 3-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems with partial products.
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Answer the place value questions related to the number eight million, three hundred fifty-one thousand, two hundred seven.
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Print out these pages and test your students' skills in changing fractions to decimals, finding area and perimeter of irregular shapes, and more!
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Use the graph paper to solve these 3-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems using the partial products method.
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Once again, student find digit values, compare the special number to other numbers, complete the number line, and write in expanded form.
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Kids must tell whether the number is odd or even. Complete the number line by telling which numbers come before and after this number. Subtract 10,000 and add 1,000.
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Practice fourth grade math skills involving geometry, fractions, and more this week!
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Find the products of these 3-digit by 2-digit multiplication problems using the partial products method. This worksheet has boxes to write out each individual set of factors, as well as their products.
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Glue the name of each place over the correct digit in the number shown. (Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands)
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This handy printout shows the standard form for a six-digit number, as well as the written and expanded form, and the expanded notation.
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Use these task cards for a variety of engaging activities involving place value. Students will practice writing 6-digit numbers in their expanded, word, and number forms.
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Solve multistep word problems relating to realistic scenarios with this week's daily word problems.
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Students cut out the two halves of the Number Reading Wheel, attach them together and spin to read the displayed money value aloud.
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The special number is 59,703. Students will tell whether the number is even or odd. Write the number in expanded form. Subtract from and add to this number. And compare using <, >, and =.
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You're setting your students up for success by having them complete these daily word problems. If your students have completed the whole level D series, they may be ready to move on to level E!
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This file outlines the process of solving a 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication problem using partial products. It includes labeled boxes for the factors, an example page where students can solve the problem using the given factors, and a page showing the full example.
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Place value patterns in multiplication; Learn to use mental math to multiply large numbers that end in zero (example: 400 x 6)
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