Worksheet · Grade 4 · Place value
Numbers to a Million Worksheet
Two A4 pages: six-digit numbers in a place value chart, expanded form, digit values, neighboring thousands, ordering and a number line.
Numbers to a million
1 What are the numbers?
a)
b)
2 Put the number together.
20,000 + 8000 + 1 = 40,000 + 7000 + 5 = 900,000 + 40,000 + 50 =3 What is the digit worth?
a) The 4 in 455,327 is worth
b) The 3 in 423,246 is worth
c) The 2 in 828,947 is worth
4 Nearest thousands.
Write the thousand before and the thousand after.
< 121,396 < < 466,658 < < 579,462 <5 Put in order.
Start with the smallest number: 130,792; 296,709; 580,741; 306,672; 850,741
★ Brain teaser
Use the digits 7, 0, 3, 2, 5, 6 to make the largest and the smallest six-digit number. Use each digit exactly once!
6 Number line. Write the missing numbers in the boxes.
Numbers to a million
1 What are the numbers?
2 Put the number together.
3 What is the digit worth?
4 Nearest thousands.
5 Put in order.
★ Brain teaser
6 Number line.
What is on the worksheet?
The example at the top writes a six-digit number in a place value chart, from hundred thousands down to ones. Task 1 reads numbers from the chart, and task 2 builds numbers from expanded form. Task 3 asks what a digit is worth in its place. In task 4 your child writes the thousand just before and just after a number, and task 5 puts five large numbers in order. A brain teaser – the largest and smallest six-digit number from given digits – and a number line with missing numbers finish page 1. Page 2 has all the answers.
Large numbers are written with commas between the groups of three digits, as in US classrooms.
Who is it for?
Grade 4, when the number range grows to a million.
How to use it
Read the numbers aloud first. Saying a six-digit number in words shows quickly whether every place is understood.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Page 2 shows every answer and a short note for parents and teachers. You can leave it out when you print.
Can I get new problems?
Yes. “New numbers” opens the worksheet generator with the same topic and new numbers, as often as you like.
What do the letters in the chart mean?
HTh stands for hundred thousands, TTh for ten thousands and Th for thousands, followed by H, T and O for hundreds, tens and ones.