Mathematics: Place Value

Maths

Grade 2/3/4

Place Value

Learning Intention

• We are learning about place value.

• We are going up to the thousands

Success Criteria

I can:

• Use expanded notation to show numbers broken up, all the way to the thousands.

• Show where each place value name falls and how many digits it has.

• Explain what each places value is.

• Identify a place value chart and understand it's meanings.

Place Value

This is a place value chart. This specific chart goes up to the millions as you can see. We are starting with the number 119.

If we look at the blue collum we can see that there is 100 sitting there. That is there hundreds place. When you listen to the number 119 you can hear one hundred so there is simple one of the hundreds.

Place Value

In the purple collum now looking at the number 119 we can see a 1 in the tens place. Ther e is 1 ten . Now in the pink collum, the ones 119 looking and listening to/at this number you can tell that there is nine in the one place. So you have nine ones. 1 of the hundreds + 1 of the tens + 9 of the ones is 119 which was our starting number! Now it's your turn...

Multiple Choice

How many ones are in 295?

• 5

• 50

• 500

• 2

• 9

Multiple Choice

How many hundred is in 591

• 5

• 500

• 9

• 900

Multiple Choice

There are _ of the tens in 1111

• 1

• 10

• 100

• 0

Expanded Notation/Form

• Showing the full value of each didit it shows as a sum of multiplying (timesing) and addition (adding or just addition by it's matching place value.

• It shows the given value of each digit.

• The standard form of one hundred and eighty-two is 182.

• The expanded form of one hundred and eighty-two in just addition is 100+80+2.

• Multiplication and addition: 182= 1 x 100 + 8 x 10 + 2x1

Say these in expanded form:

• 815= 8x100 + 1x10 + 5x1 = 815

• 250= 200 + 50 (+0) = 250

• 418= 4x100 + 1x10 + 8x1 = 418

• 302 = 300 + (00) + 2+ 302

• 709 = 7x100 + 9x1 = 709

Open Ended

Give a 1-5 answer on how much you understand expanded notation/ form.

Multiple Select

200+80+3=

• 823

• 218

• 283

Multiple Select

100+50+6=

• 561

• 1056

• 156

• 100506

Multiple Select

1 X 100 + 2 X 10 + 8 X 1 =

• 112

• 1020

• 108

• 128

Multiple Select

8x100 + 4x10 + 1x1 =

• 841

• 814

• 148

• 481

Multiple Choice

Which of these numbers has 2 hundreds, 4 tens and 1 one.

• 200401

• 241

• 200 40 1

• 412

Multiple Choice

Which of these numbers has 6 hundreds, 7 tens and 2 ones?

• 672

• 600702

• 762

• 621

Multiple Choice

Which of these numbers has 3 hundreds, 9 tens and 7 ones.

• 3009107

• 397

• 379

• 3709

Follow these instructions...

• Give a scale on 1-5 how good you feel now

• If you chose 0-2 go back to the first set of slides and re-read them

• If you chose a 3 keep practicing because you'll get there. Any questions you have please ask.

• If you chose 4-5 well done! You are getting the hang of it, once again ask questions if you have any.

Answer these next 5 questions...

• What is the value of 5 in 502?

• 100+50+8=

• 3x100 + 6x10 +6x1=

• How many tens are in 482?

• If I have 7 hundreds, 2 tens and 9 ones what number do I have?

Multiple Choice

What place is the 8 in 382?

• Hundreds

• Tens

• Ones

Multiple Choice

What place is the 6 in 906

• hundreds

• tens

• ones

Multiple Choice

What place is the 0 in 250

• hundreds

• tens

• ones

Multiple Choice

What place is the 5 in 593?

• hundreds

• tens

• ones

Your done

If you still don't understand go and re-do this quizizz!