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3rd Grade Math
10. 3.NBT.A.1
10.2 Place Value Tables of Multi-Digits

Place Value Tables of Multi-Digit Numbers

Use a place value table (or place value chart) to line up digits by column and read multi-digit numbers accurately, from ones to thousands.


What You'll Learn

Identify each column heading in a place value table, such as thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones
Apply the rule that every place is \(10\) times the value of the place directly to its right
Line up digits in a table to read a multi-digit number one column at a time
Calculate a digit's actual value by multiplying it by its column, e.g. \(4 \times 1000 = 4000\)
Extend a table to the left with new columns like ten thousands for larger numbers
Use a completed table to check that no column was skipped or a digit misplaced

What You'll Practice

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Completing place value charts with multi-digit whole numbers

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Filling in missing digits in specific place value positions

3

Reading numbers from place value representations

Why This Matters

Understanding place value is the foundation for all number operations you'll use in math and daily life. It helps you compare numbers, perform mental math quickly, understand decimals and money, and builds essential skills for algebra and higher mathematics.

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Place Value
Multi-Digit Numbers
Number Sense
Base Ten
Number Representation
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