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Place Value to One Million: Grade 4 Math Worksheet – PDF Download

    Place Value to One Million – Grade 4 math worksheet

    This grade 4 place value worksheet gives 22 problems on place value to one million, ordered from easy to hard, with a separate answer key.

    This worksheet gives 22 problems on place value to one million, for standards 4.NBT.A.1 and 4.NBT.A.2. The first problems find the value of a digit and use the ten times pattern. Next come reading, writing, and expanded form, then comparing and ordering. The last six are word problems and multi-step puzzles.

    Grade 4Common Core: 4.NBT.A.1 · 4.NBT.A.2

    Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet: problems 1–5

    Problem 1: Value of a digit

    Find the value of the digit 8 in 4,862.

    Ones periodThousands periodHundredThousandsTenThousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes4862
    Place-value chart for 4,862.

    Problem 2: Value in a larger number

    Find the value of the digit 5 in 352,170.

    Problem 3: Ten times as much

    The number 30 is 10 times as much as which number?

    Problem 4: Multiply by ten

    Write the two missing numbers. Each arrow means times 10.

    4×10?×10?×104,000
    Chain with the numbers 4, ?, ?, and 4,000.

    Problem 5: Two sevens

    In 7,700, how many times as much is the value of the left 7 as the value of the right 7?

    Ones periodThousands periodHundredThousandsTenThousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes7700
    The two 7s in 7,700 are highlighted.

    Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet: problems 6–10

    Problem 6: Write the number name

    Write the number name for 4,305.

    Problem 7: Write the numeral

    Write the base-ten numeral for twenty-six thousand nine hundred forty.

    Problem 8: Expanded form

    Write 7,248 in expanded form.

    Problem 9: From expanded form

    Write the numeral for \(40{,}000 + 3{,}000 + 500 + 6\).

    Problem 10: Compare four-digit numbers

    Compare 5,284 and 5,248. Write \(>\), \(< \), or \(=\) in the blank: \(5{,}284 \_\_ 5{,}248\).

    Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet: problems 11–15

    Problem 11: Compare five-digit numbers

    Compare 63,019 and 63,109 with \(>\), \(< \), or \(=\).

    Ones periodThousands periodHundredThousandsTenThousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes6301963109
    63,019 above 63,109 in a place-value chart.

    Problem 12: Different lengths

    Compare 124,500 and 99,999 with \(>\), \(< \), or \(=\).

    Problem 13: Order from least to greatest

    Write these numbers from least to greatest: 45,230; 4,523; 45,320; 45,203.

    Problem 14: Count the disks

    Each disk is worth the value of its column. Write the number shown as a numeral and as a number name.

    Ten thousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes
    Disks in five place-value columns.

    Problem 15: Four sixes

    Find the value of each 6 in 6,666.

    Ones periodThousands periodHundredThousandsTenThousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes6666
    Four 6s in a place-value chart.

    Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet: problems 16–20

    Problem 16: Ten hundred thousands

    How many hundred thousands make 1,000,000?

    Ones periodThousands periodMillionsMillionsHundredThousandsTenThousandsThousandsHundredsTensOnes1000000
    Place-value chart for 1,000,000.

    Problem 17: Change a digit

    Mei is thinking of the number 48,205. She changes the 8 to a 9. What is her new number, and how much greater is it than 48,205?

    Problem 18: Attendance

    The Little League championship had 52,380 fans on Saturday and 52,308 fans on Sunday. On which day were there more fans? Explain how you know.

    Problem 19: Town populations

    Four towns have these populations: Maple Falls 18,240; Oak Ridge 8,924; Pine Hill 18,420; Cedar Creek 81,042. List the towns from greatest to least population.

    Problem 20: Find the mistake

    Maya wrote \(300{,}000 + 40{,}000 + 5\) as 345. Explain her mistake and write the correct numeral.

    Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet: problems 21–22

    Problem 21: True or false

    Jamal says, “The 4 in 45,000 is worth 10 times as much as the 4 in 4,500.” Is he correct? Explain.

    Problem 22: Greatest and least

    Priya has digit cards 3, 5, 0, 8, and 2. She uses each card once to make a 5-digit number. Write the greatest number she can make and the least number she can make.

    Place Value to One Million: Grade 4 worksheet answer key

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