🔵 Place Value Relationships Day 4

Place Value Relationships

Introduction

Hello Marvelous Mathematicians! Today we are going to further connect our understanding of multiplicative comparison and our base ten number system. We know that as we bundle each new group of ten, we are building on another place in our place value system.  Yesterday we explored how ten ones bundled creates one ten.  How ten tens bundled together creates one hundred and so on for each place in our base ten number system.  Today, we will be able to recognize the relationships between digit values on a place value chart and describe them using multiplicative comparisons.

Guided Practice

Stop and Jot

Write and complete the following statements. Then answer the question in your notebook.

_____ ten is _____ times as many as _____ one.

_____ hundred is _____ times as many as _____ ten. 

_____ thousand is _____ times as many as _____ hundred.

What is the relationship between the 6s in the number 75,661? 

Assignment IconIndependent Practice: Place Value Relationships - Value Sorts

Click "Next" to submit your assignment.

  1. Open the file below.
  2. Value of the Digits Sorts.pdf Download Value of the Digits Sorts.pdf
  3. Value of Digits Sorts google drawing. Links to an external site.
  4. Click "Make a copy". 
  5. Rename it "Your Name's Place Value Relationships - Value Sorts".
  6. Complete the task.
  7. Submit your work. 

 

 

 

 

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