Place Value Through Hundred Thousands
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1 Through Hundred Thousands Practice to review I can read and write numbers through 999,999! HW 1.1 I can read and write numbers in more than one way. form form 920, , , , , form 920 thousand, 82 form nine hundred twenty thousand, eighty-two Practice to remember 1. Write the number in standard form: 83 thousand, Write the number in standard form: 9 10, , Write the number in expanded form: four hundred eighty-nine thousand, three hundred forty-one 4. Write the number in short word form: 5 100, , Write the number in word form: 48 thousand, Write the number in expanded form: three hundred twenty thousand, five hundred two
2 Remembering Practice for fluency RE Which set is in order from least to greatest? 8. Which set is in order from greatest to least? a. 560, , ,482 a. 4,791,590 4,792,005 4,792,019 b. 560, , ,428 b. 4,792,019 4,792,005 4,791,590 c. 560, , ,824 c. 4,792,005 4,791,590 4,792,019 d. 560, , ,428 d. 4,791,590 4,792,019 4,792,005 Find the missing number in each pattern ,270 1,280 1, ,212 12,211 12,210 Answer each question. Use pictures, numbers, or words to show how you know. 13. Keisha remembers the four digits of her friend Jill s address. They are 4, 6, 8, and 1. The number in the tens place is odd. The value of the 6 is 6,000. The 4 is in a greater place than the 1. What is Jill s address? 14. Tom has 1 twenty-dollar bill, 1 ten-dollar bill, 3 five-dollar bills, 3 one-dollar bills, 3 quarters, 12 dimes, and 9 nickels. Does he have enough money to buy a $50.00 radio? How much does Tom have?
3 Through Hundred Billions HW 1.3A Practice to review I can read and write numbers through 999,999,999,999! I can write the number in the place value chart in more than one way. Standard Form: Short Word Form: Word Form: Expanded Form: Practice to remember 1. Write the number in standard form: 873 million, 485 thousand, Write the number in standard form: 4 1,000,000, ,000, ,000, , Write the number in expanded form: four hundred million, forty-two thousand, three hundred thirty-seven 4. Write the number in short word form: 6 100,000, ,000, , , Write the number in word form: 1,060, 003,027
4 Remembering Practice for fluency What is the correct way to write each number in standard form? thousand, thousand, 20 a. five hundred forty-nine, three hundred eighteen a. 792,020 RE 1.3A b. 549,000,318 b. seven hundred ninety-two thousand, twenty c , , , (8 1) c. 792,200 d. 549,318 d , , , Complete each statement. 8. There are tens in There are hundreds in 10, There are thousands in 100, There are hundreds in 100,000. Answer each question. Use pictures, numbers, or words to show how you know. 12. Write 470 thousand, 709 in three other ways. 13. Write a 9-digit number that has a 3 in the ten millions place, a 5 in the hundred thousands place, and a 2 in the ones place. Is this the only number you could have written? Explain.
5 Through Hundred Billions HW 1.3B Practice to review I can read and write numbers through 999,999,999,999! I can write the number in the place value chart in more than one way. Standard Form: Short Word Form: Word Form: Expanded Form: Practice to remember Write each number in standard form million, 167 thousand, ,000,000, ,000, ,000, , , Write each number in expanded form billion, 425 million, five hundred billion, two hundred twelve million, forty-six thousand Write the value of the underlined digit in short word form ,120, ,805, ,873,105,823
6 Practice to remember, continued 8. The value of the digit 5 is 500,000 in which number? a. 51,230 c. 125,670,689 RE 1.3B 9. The worlds hen population lays almost two billion eggs each day. Write the underlined number in standard form. b. 64,523,012 d. 523,678,021 Remembering Practice for fluency What is the correct way to write each number in standard form? billion, 126 million, 3 thousand, seven hundred fifteen billion, two hundred four million, one hundred two a. 420,126,300,013 a. 750,204,102 b. 42,126,030,130 b. 715,204,000,102 c. 42,126,003,013 c. 715,240,000,120 d. 42,126,003,130 d. 715,240,102 Write the place of the underlined digit. Write the value of the underlined digit , , , ,572 Use the table to answer the questions. 16. How many cats are in the United States? Write this number in two ways. 17. Which pet populations are greater than ten million?
7 Through Thousandths Practice to review I can read and write decimal numbers! I can write the number in the place value chart in more than one way. Standard Form: HW 1.5A Expanded Form: Word Form: Practice to remember Write each number in standard form. 1. sixteen hundredths 2. seven and six tenths 3. fifty-seven thousandths 4. 8 tens hundreds 6. 7 thousands 7. 8 tenths hundredths 9. 7 thousandths Write each number in expanded form Write each number in word form
8 Remembering Practice for fluency 16. Which is the standard form of the number thirty-four million, six hundred fourteen thousand, two hundred five? RE 1.5A 17. Four gymnastics competitors have scores of 9.73, 9.89, 9.8, and What is the order of the scores from least to greatest? a. 34,600,014,205 a b. 34,614,205 b c. 34,614,250 c d. 3,461,425 d Write the value of each underlined digit in short word form , , , ,460 Answer the questions. Show your thinking. 22. Nora is playing a game with number cards. She picks 7 cards: 4, 5, 0, 3, 8, 0, and 6. What is the greatest number she can make, if she uses each card only once? Show how you know. 23. Jessie has a book of 50 stamps. How many books of stamps would she need to have 5,000,000 stamps? Explain.
9 Through Thousandths Practice to review I can read and write decimal numbers! I can write the number in the place value chart in more than one way. Standard Form: HW 1.5B Expanded Form: Word Form: Practice to remember Write each number in standard form. 1. twelve and fifty-four hundredths 2. six and sixteen thousandths 3. twenty and five hundredths Write each number in expanded form Write each number in word form Write the value of the underlined digit in word form
10 Practice to remember, continued 13. A laser measured Karen s height as forty-nine and seventeen thousandths inches. Write Karen s height in standard form. RE 1.5B Remembering Practice for fluency How is the number written in standard form? 14. seventy-five thousandths 15. twelve and eleven hundredths a a. 121,100 b b c. 75,000 c d d Order the numbers from least to greatest. Order the numbers from greatest to least ,380 23,809 3, ,387,291 22,392,275 20,407, ,309,001 2,309,000 2,009, ,764,125 87,990,999 75,764,125 Answer the questions. Show your thinking. 20. Use the digits 2, 5, 8, 4, 9, and 6 once each to form the greatest number you can. 21. Use the digits 2, 5, 8, 4, 9, and 6 once each to form the smallest number you can.
11 Compare and Order Whole Numbers Practice to review I can use place value to compare numbers! HW 1.4A I can think about place value and expanded notation to compare numbers and put them in order. 84,298 = 80, , ,199 = 80, ,365 = ,298 83,199 84,298 85,365 83,199 85,365 The order of the numbers from least to greatest is: The order of the numbers from greatest to least is: Practice to remember Compare. Write >, <, or = for each ,981 24, ,813,540 48,513, , , ,198,070 2,189,007 Order the numbers from greatest to least. 5. 9,254 9,542 9, ,229 18,209 18,299 Find the correct value of n. 7. n = 10, ,000 n = 9,990 n = n = Answer the question. Show your thinking. 9. A toy company had a profit of $259,304 this year and $254,509 last year. Which profit was greater? Explain.
12 Remembering Practice for fluency RE 1.4A 10. Round 4,977 to its greatest place 11. Round $27.22 to the nearest dollar a. 4,000 a. $30.00 b. 4,900 b. $27.00 c. 4,980 c. $27.20 d. 5,000 d. $28.00 Write the ordered pair for each point. 12. A 13. C Label each point on the grid , 5 D 15. 0, 5 E Use the graph to answer the questions. 16. How many more stamps does Wallace have than Nate? Show how you know. 17. Susie s sister gave her a book of stamps. Susie now has 1,612 stamps in her collection. How many stamps were in the book? Show how you know.
13 Round Whole Numbers Practice to review I can use reasoning to round numbers! HW 1.4B I can round 84,527,312 to the nearest million. 84,527,312 is greater than million $ 84,527,312 is less than million $ # is in the middle Practice to remember 84,527,312 is about Compare. Write >, <, or = for each ,000, ,002, ,042,639 1,042,639 Order the numbers from greatest to least. 3. 2,437 2,461 2, ,390 71,842 79,021 Round each number to the place of the underlined digit ,640, , ,650,000 Round each number as directed. 8. Round 4,362,045 to its greatest place. 9. Round 638,702,143 to the nearest million. 10. Round 2,460,102,000 to the nearest hundred million.
14 Remembering Practice for fluency Choose the best estimate , , ,623 24,401 RE 1.4B a. 7, ,000 = 8,000 a. 80,000 30,000 = 50,000 b. 6, ,000 = 8,000 b. 87,000 25,000 = 62,000 c. 7, ,000 = 9,000 c. 70,000 20,000 = 50,000 d. 5, ,000 = 6,000 d. 90,000 20,000 = 70,000 Plot and label the points on the coordinate plane. Round to the place of the underlined digit. 13. (2, 5) A , (4, 6) B 16. 1,957,418 Use the graph to answer the questions. 17. For the 3-game series, attendance at the stadium was 37,893, 41,006, and 42,243. Estimate the total attendance for the series in two different ways. 18. This is the way Dave wrote the expanded form of the number of females with the name Barbara: ,000 + (5 100) Is Dave correct? Explain.
15 Compare and Order Decimals Practice to review I can use place value to compare numbers! HW 1.7A I can think about place value and expanded notation to compare numbers and put them in order = = = The order of the numbers from least to greatest is: The order of the numbers from greatest to least is: Practice to remember Compare. Write >, <, or = for each Order the numbers from greatest to least Answer the question. Show your thinking. 9. Precious jewels are measured in carats. A jeweler has a ruby weighing carats, a diamond weighing 0.82 carats, and a pearl weighing carats. List the jewels in order from heaviest to lightest.
16 Remembering Practice for fluency Order the numbers from greatest to least RE 1.7A , ,381 84, ,394, ,410 2,395,301 a. 84,392 84, ,381 a. 2,395, ,410 2,394,309 b. 804,381 84,492 84,392 b. 239,410 2,394,309 2,395,301 c. 84,492 84, ,381 c. 2,394, ,410 2,395,301 d. 804,381 84,392 84,492 d. 2,395,301 2,394, ,410 Write the place of the underlined digit. Write the value of the underlined digit ,104, ,104, Answer each question. 16. The population of China in the year 2000 was estimated at 1,261,832,000. The population of the U.S. in 2000 was estimated at 275,563,000. How much greater was the estimated population of China than that of the U.S.? Show how you know. 17. Four movies earned the following amounts during the first week of showing: Silent Season $2,996,482; Lost Planet $3,098,705; A Monkey s Tale $2,982,000; and Not This! $3,095,065. Which movie earned the second greatest amount?
17 Round Decimals Practice to review I can use reasoning to round numbers! I can round 0.56 to the nearest tenth. HW 1.7B 0.56 is greater than tenths $ 0.56 is less than tenths $ # is in the middle Practice to remember 0.56 is about Compare. Write >, <, or = for each Order the numbers from greatest to least Round each number to the place of the underlined digit Round each number as directed. 8. Round to its greatest place. 9. Round to the nearest tenth. 10. Round to the nearest hundredth.
18 Remembering Practice for fluency How is the decimal written in words? RE 1.7B a. zero and forty-nine hundredths a. two and nine tenths b. four and nine thousandths b. two and nine hundred one thousandths c. forty-nine thousandths c. two and ninety-one thousandths d. forty-nine tenths d. two hundred ninety-one thousandths Add or subtract. Estimate to check that your answer is reasonable , , , $82.45 $ , ,907 Answer each question. 17. A sand martin makes its nest at the end of a 0.75 meter tunnel. Shade the decimal square to represent this length. 18. The price for the Clark family s stay at the cabin is $ Mr. Clark hands the clerk $80. How much change does Mr. Clark get back? Show how you know.
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