Free printable place value practice
Place Value Practice asks kids to break a number into hundreds, tens, and ones and write each digit in its own box. This page mixes two-digit numbers such as 79 with three-digit numbers such as 977, so children have to remember that a two-digit number has zero hundreds. It is a focused drill for early elementary math, homeschool lessons, and tutoring sessions.
Solution page included
Peek at the solution
The download is a high-resolution PNG laid out for a 6x9 inch page, with a matching solution that fills every blank. There is no signup. Print it at home or school whenever place-value review is on the plan.
How to play
- Read the number on the left of each row.
- Write how many hundreds, tens, and ones belong in the three boxes; use 0 hundreds for two-digit numbers.
- Work down all eight rows inside the bordered list.
- Compare your digits with the solution page.
Print at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper so the hundreds, tens, and ones boxes stay large enough to write in.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the place-value answer key?
A solution image sits on this same page. It repeats each number with the hundreds, tens, and ones digits filled in, including the zero-hundreds answers for 79 and 64.
Is this Place Value Practice sheet free?
Yes. The worksheet and the answer key are free PNG downloads with no signup. You may print them for personal use and classroom practice as often as you like.
Who is Place Value Practice for?
It fits first and second graders who are learning hundreds, tens, and ones, and any older child who still mixes up digit places. Two-digit items on the page are there on purpose, so students practice writing a zero in the hundreds box.
How should I print this so the boxes are easy to write in?
Print at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper in portrait. Skip fit-to-page so the three boxes on each row stay large. Standard black ink on copy paper is enough; a pencil is the best writing tool on the printed page.
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