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Math Grade 2-3

Writing Numbers in Expanded Form

Practice showing the value of each digit

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Practice writing whole numbers in expanded form by using place value for ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands.

Read each problem carefully. Write each number in expanded form or standard form as asked. Show the value of each digit.

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Practice showing the value of each digit

Math - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Write each number in expanded form or standard form as asked. Show the value of each digit.
  1. 1
    Base-ten blocks showing four tens rods and seven ones cubes.

    Write 47 in expanded form.

  2. 2
    Base-ten blocks showing eight tens rods and two ones cubes.

    Write 82 in expanded form.

  3. 3
    Base-ten blocks showing one hundred flat, three tens rods, and five ones cubes.

    Write 135 in expanded form.

  4. 4
    Base-ten blocks showing two hundred flats and six ones cubes, with no tens rods.

    Write 206 in expanded form.

  5. 5
    Base-ten blocks showing three hundred flats and nine tens rods.

    Write 390 in expanded form.

  6. 6
    Base-ten blocks showing seven thousands, two hundreds, four tens, and four ones.

    Write 724 in expanded form.

  7. 7
    Base-ten blocks showing one thousand, two hundreds, four tens, and eight ones.

    Write 1,248 in expanded form.

  8. 8
    Base-ten blocks showing three thousands, five hundreds, no tens, and nine ones.

    Write 3,509 in expanded form.

  9. 9
    Base-ten blocks showing six thousands, no hundreds, seven tens, and no ones.

    Write 6,070 in expanded form.

  10. 10
    Base-ten blocks showing four hundreds, six tens, and three ones.

    What number is shown by 400 + 60 + 3?

  11. 11
    Base-ten blocks showing nine hundreds and five ones, with no tens.

    What number is shown by 900 + 5?

  12. 12
    Base-ten blocks showing two thousands, three hundreds, eight tens, and one one.

    What number is shown by 2,000 + 300 + 80 + 1?

  13. 13
    Base-ten blocks showing five thousands, no hundreds, four tens, and six ones.

    What number is shown by 5,000 + 40 + 6?

  14. 14
    A child looks at base-ten blocks showing five hundreds, six tens, and eight ones.

    Mia wrote 568 as 500 + 60 + 8. Is Mia correct? Explain your answer.

  15. 15
    Base-ten blocks showing four thousands, two hundreds, no tens, and nine ones.

    A number has 4 thousands, 2 hundreds, 0 tens, and 9 ones. Write the number in expanded form and standard form.

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