Place Value

This page gives you access to a comprehensive list of home learning worksheets covering the topic of place value.
EdPlace has created thousands of Home Learning Worksheets that accurately follow the National Curriculum in the core subjects of Maths worksheets, English worksheets and Science worksheets for Key Stages 1-4.

Printable worksheets

• Is the number even or odd?
• Write a number between the two negative numbers
• Put the right symbol between the two numbers (10001 - 99999)
• Rounding to 1,2,3 significant figures
• Place value in seven digit whole number
• Write in numbers and words the numbers on the playing cards (1-10 with the list of words)
• Fill in the blanks to spell out the number (1-50)
• Multiplying and dividing by tenths
• Writing 0.01 more or less than a number.
• Compare volumes of similar cylinders
• Squaring, cubing and square roots
• Estimate which number the arrow points to (1-10)
• Write the words in numerals (100-1000)
• What is the length in matchsticks or paperclips?
• Estimate the number then check how close you were (1-100)
• Write the number as tens and units
• Guess how many objects there are (20-50)
• Count and write the number of specified objects (1-10)
• Identify whether the sum of two given numbers is odd or even (1-100)
• Express a sum of money in £1, 10p, & 1p coins
• Write an integer (whole number) between the two given numbers
• Write the words under the numbers (1-100)
• Write in numbers and words the numbers on the playing cards (1-10 without the list of words)
• Order integers
• Multiplying by 0.1 and 0.01
• Circle the letter in the described position (1-20)
• Write the numbers as words (1000-100000)
• Place value in numbers with three decimal places
• Estimate the answer by rounding to the nearest 100
• Write a number between two given numbers (1100-9999)
• Put the integers in order, largest first (-50 - 50)
• Multiplying and dividing by multiples of 10
• Writing 0.1 more or less than a number
• Write the tens and units as numbers (20-100)
• Upper and lower bounds
• Estimate the number the arrow is pointing to (0-100)
• Estimate the number of objects and then see how close you were (1-50)
• Number comparison (1-20)
• Arrange the numbers in order (smallest first / 101- 999)
• Write the missing numbers on the cards (1-20)
• Estimate which number the arrow is pointing to (1-10)
• Arrange the numbers in order (smallest first / 1001- 9999)
• Write the next two numbers in the sequence (backward sequences 10-100, multiples of 10)
• Find the pairs of factors for the numbers. How many can you find? (1-99)
• Write the numbers as tens and units (41-99)
• Arrange numbers in order, largest first (10001 - 99999)
• Write the number of spots on the dominoes in numbers and words (1-12 with the list of words)
• Write a number as tens and units (1-39)
• Writing numbers as powers of 10
• Estimate the answer by rounding to the nearest 10
• Using calculator decide what single operation would take you back to the original number
• Powers of 10 and standard form
• Cube numbers and Cube roots
• How many pence in the sum of money?
• What number is the arrow pointing to? (1-100)
• Write the number next to the words (1-100)
• Count the sheep in the field (1-10)
• Arrange the numbers in order (largest first / 1001-9999)
• Write the next two numbers in the sequence (forward sequences 10-50, multiples of 10)
• Complete the sentences (Ratio 2:1)
• Write numbers in standard form
• Fill in the blanks in the calendar (dates and days of the week)
• Write a number as tens and units (1-29)
• Write a number between two given numbers (10000 - 99999)
• Practice finding cubes and cube roots with the help of a calculator
• What number is the arrow pointing to? (1-50)
• Write the numbers next to the words (1-20)
• Count the goats in the field (1-10)
• Find the numbers hidden in the wordsearch and colour them in (1-10)
• Arrange the numbers in order (largest first / 101 -999)
• Write the next two numbers in the sequence (backward sequences 10-25)
• Write a number as tens and units (1-19)
• Finding what has been added
• Write in a number which could appear between two given numbers
• Arrange the numbers in order (1-20)
• Find the numbers hidden in the wordsearch and colour them in (1-20)
• Write the next two numbers in the sequence (forward sequences 10-25)
• Round numbers to the nearest 1000, 10000, 100000
• Increasing or decreasing a number by 0.1 or 0.01
• Count on and write the number (1-20)
• Express number as addition of three numbers (1001-9999)
• Find a number between the two others (1-10)
• Write the next two numbers in the sequence (backward sequences 5-15)
• Round a decimal number to the nearest whole number
• Write the names of the numbers (1-20)
• Multiplying by 10, 100, 1000
• Write the missing numbers to make the sum correct. (1-50)
• Write the correct numbers in the squares (1-100)
• Count backwards and write the number (1-20)
• Is the number even or odd? (1-42)
• Fill in the missing letters to spell the number (1-20)
• Find the number half way between two numbers
• Starting with one number, count back to another (1-20)
• Write the number of spots on the dominoes in numbers and words (1-12 without the list of words)
• Write a number one bigger than the one we give you (1-10)
• Dividing by 0.1 and 0.01
• Round numbers to the nearest 10, 100 or 1000
• Starting with one number, count on to another (1-20)
• Who has more cats, Ben or Eve ? (1-10)
• Multiplying by numbers less than 1
• Dividing by numbers less than 1
• Dividing by 10, 100, 1000
• Round a decimal number to 1 decimal place
• Round a decimal number to 2 decimal places
• Count the number of objects and work out their total (10-30)
• Count the number of objects and work out their total (10-20)