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Grade 4 Place value — Gentle practice

Place value tells you what a digit means based on its position. Start with accessible examples. Give extra time for thinking and use a visual model whenever helpful.

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Grade 4 Place value — Gentle practice

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20 questions

Directions: Read the whole number from left to right. Write your answer for each problem.

  1. Value of the ones digit in 29,289?
  2. Value of the ten-thousands digit in 13,084?
  3. Value of the ten-thousands digit in 14,244?
  4. Value of the thousands digit in 38,981?
  5. Value of the tens digit in 47,303?
  6. Value of the ten-thousands digit in 12,486?
  7. Value of the tens digit in 32,201?
  8. Value of the tens digit in 88,238?
  9. Value of the thousands digit in 94,611?
  10. Value of the thousands digit in 72,873?
  11. Value of the thousands digit in 42,790?
  12. Value of the ten-thousands digit in 67,254?
  13. Value of the thousands digit in 66,441?
  14. Value of the ones digit in 74,547?
  15. Value of the ten-thousands digit in 98,956?
  16. Value of the hundreds digit in 59,297?
  17. Value of the ones digit in 58,448?
  18. Value of the ones digit in 21,801?
  19. Value of the ones digit in 36,083?
  20. Value of the thousands digit in 18,867?

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  1. 1. 9
  2. 2. 10,000
  3. 3. 10,000
  4. 4. 8,000
  5. 5. 0
  6. 6. 10,000
  7. 7. 0
  8. 8. 30
  9. 9. 4,000
  10. 10. 2,000
  11. 11. 2,000
  12. 12. 60,000
  13. 13. 6,000
  14. 14. 7
  15. 15. 90,000
  16. 16. 200
  17. 17. 8
  18. 18. 1
  19. 19. 3
  20. 20. 8,000

How to help with this skill

Fourth graders practice larger numbers, fractions, decimals and multi-step reasoning. Encourage estimation as a way to check answers.

  • Read the whole number from left to right.
  • Identify the digit and its position: ones, tens, hundreds, or higher.
  • Multiply the digit by the value of its place.

Try this: Use a place-value chart and highlight the target digit.

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