Place Value to Hundreds Worksheet

Math Worksheet · Grades 1–2

Place Value to Hundreds Worksheet

Free printable place-value worksheet for grades 1-2. Students count base-ten blocks, identify the place and value of any digit, and translate 3-digit numbers between standard and expanded form. A reference chart at the top of page 1 anchors the vocabulary. Includes a complete answer key.

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Subject

Math

Grades

Grades 1–2

Skill Focus

Place Value to Hundreds, place value

Lesson Length

20 minutes

Lesson Overview

About this worksheet

Students don’t really get place value until they can move between four representations: base-ten blocks, digit-place language, standard form, and expanded form. This worksheet practices all four with 32 mixed items so the concept stays connected, not memorized in one direction only.

A small place-value chart at the top of page 1 shows the example number 247 broken into hundreds (200), tens (40), and ones (7). Teachers can point students back to it during independent practice.

Page 1 covers base-ten blocks and digit-place questions. Page 2 covers expanded form (both directions) and a final digit-value check. The page 3 answer key shows both the place name and the digit value for every applicable item.

How to Use This Lesson

Use the reference chart on page 1 as a class warm-up.

Start with Section A (base-ten blocks) for students still building the concrete-to-symbolic bridge.

Use Sections C and D as a guided-practice pair on expanded form.

Use Section E as a 2-minute exit ticket.

Move students to the Place Value to Thousands Worksheet once 3-digit work is confident.

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Place Value to Hundreds Worksheet

Free printable place-value worksheet for grades 1-2. Students count base-ten blocks, identify the place and value of any digit, and translate 3-digit numbers between standard and expanded form. A reference chart at the top of page 1 anchors the vocabulary. Includes a complete answer key.