# Understanding Place Value.

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Understanding Place Value

Place value is thousands
Place Value vs. Value Value is 4 Each digit in a number has a place value and a value. In the number 4856, the digit 4 is in the thousands place value. Meaning the place value is thousands. The number you see (4) is the value. 4856 Place value is thousands

A place value chart helps us to read and understand large numbers.

We are only going to focus on whole numbers today…but
We will be also learning about place value to the hundredths!!

THOUSANDS 463, 245, 791. UNITS ones, tens, hundreds MILLIONS

G CIA EKD Hundred Thousand Ten Thousand Thousands Millions Ones
Hundreds Tens

Saying Large Numbers Understand place value helps us say large numbers properly When saying large numbers you should: A) start with the largest place value grouping B) say what you see, then say the grouped place value C) continue until all number have been read 34, 907, 521.

Try These 4, 560, 392. 5, 500, 428. 5, 022, 603. 364, 210. 4, 321. 800, 444. 904, 265. 93, 004.

Writing Numbers In Words
When writing numbers in words you write exactly what you say: 9, 320, 199. nine million, three hundred twenty thousand, one hundred ninety-nine

Try These Two hundred sixty four thousand, five hundred three
Nine million, sixty-two thousand four five million, twenty-two Five hundred sixty-three thousand, four hundred thirteen Seven thousand, sixteen

Standard and Expanded Form

When numbers are presented in numerical digits, it is called the standard form of a number.
4856 Standard Form

Numbers can also be represented in expanded form.
This means writing the value of a number using the face value and place value of each digit. The number 4856 in expanded form is:
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