Place Value Worksheets

Build a strong foundation with our place value worksheets, featuring exercises like counting, composing, decomposing, finding the value of the underlined digits, comparing, and ordering numbers up to 20. Visual tools like base ten blocks, abacus, and ten frames, and engaging cut-and-glue activities, help kids grasp the place value concept effortlessly! Our free worksheets are a great place to begin your journey!

Select Exclusive Place Value Worksheets

  • Place Value for Beginners
  • Base Ten Blocks
  • 2-Digit Place Value
  • Bundles of Tens and Ones
  • 3-Digit Place Value
  • Ones, Tens, Hundreds
  • 4-Digit Place Value
  • Comparing Numbers
  • Ordering Numbers
  • 5-Digit Place Value
  • Standard and Expanded Form
  • 6-Digit Place Value
  • Thousands
  • Numbers in Words
  • Abacus
  • Multi-Digit Place Value
  • Rounding Numbers
  • Decimal Place Values

Place Value for Beginners

Base Ten Blocks | Counting Units or Ones Up to 20

Use base ten blocks to introduce the concept of ones or units, as kids count blocks up to 20 in these worksheets.

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Comparing Groups

Guide kindergarten and grade 1 kids in counting, comparing place values, and recognizing large, small, or equal groups.

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Reading 1 to 20 | Abacus

Introduce the abacus as a visual tool for reading numbers from 1 to 20. Get children to count the beads and record the number.

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Writing Numbers in Words | Up to 5

Reinforce place value skills as you task kids with writing numbers as words in these place value worksheets.

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Composing and Decomposing | Tens and Ones

Improve place value knowledge as kids count the ones, compose them with tens to find the total, and decompose numbers into tens and ones.

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Ordering Numbers | 1-20

Watch children identify the smallest and largest numbers and sequence them based on the place value in these worksheets.

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Base-10 Block Activity

Recapitulate place value as kids cut out the correct number of blocks and glue them in the appropriate place value boxes to match the numbers.

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Comparing Numbers Using Ten Frames

Make it easier for kids to understand the concept of greater than, less than, and equal as they compare the tens frames using the symbols.

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Reading Numbers in Words up to 10

Equip kids with these worksheets where they read number words, understand the place value, and color the corresponding number of images.

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Comparing Numbers up to 10

Solidify understanding of numerical relationships and get kindergarten and 1st grade kids to compare numbers and insert >, <, or =.

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Arranging Numbers in Increasing and Decreasing Order | 1-20

This hands-on place value activity challenges children to arrange numbers from 1 to 20 in increasing or decreasing order.

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Ordering Numbers from Smallest to Largest (1-20) | Cut and Glue Activity

In these PDF worksheets, the task for grade 1 and grade 2 kids is to cut and glue numbers from 1 to 20 in increasing order.

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Matching Numbers with Number Words | 1 to 20

Each printable matching worksheet reinforces the connection between numerals and their written words, recapitulating place value concepts.

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Ordering Numbers from Largest to Smallest (1-20) | Cut and Glue Activity

Add an element of fun as you get kids to practice arranging numbers in decreasing order with a cut-and-glue activity.

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Counting and Comparing

Engage kids with these place-value activities and ensure they can count, categorize, and compare groups of animals, reptiles, and birds confidently.

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