Primary 5 - Numbers Up To 10 Million

Primary 5 - Numbers Up To 10 Million

At the end of this lesson, I should be able to:

• Read and Write Numbers in Numerals and in words as well as state the value and place value.

• Compare and Order Whole Numbers

• Use Part-Of-A-Whole model to Solve World Problems.

Number Notation

• A digit is a numeral, from 0 to 9, that forms part of a number.

• In the number 795, there are 3 digits.

• In the number 26 801, there are 5 digits

Place value: 4 537 982

• 4 Millions = 4 000 000

• 5 Hundred Thousands = 500 000

• 3 Ten Thousands = 30 000

• 7 Thousands = 7 000

• 9 Hundreds = 900

• 8 Tens = 80

• 2 Ones = 2

Writing 4 537 982 in Words:

• Four Million, Five Hundred and Thirty-Seven Thousand, Nine Hundred And Eighty-Two.

Commonly Misspelled Number Words:

• 11 - Eleven, 40 - Forty

• 12 -Twelve, 50 - Fifty

• 13 - Thirteen, 90 - Ninety

• 14 - Fourteen , 15 - Fifteen

• 19 - Nineteen, 20 - Twenty

Comparing and Ordering:

• Start comparing from the greatest place value (i.e. place value on the extreme left.)

• If the digits in the place value are the same, compare the next place value on its right.

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