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15 December 2025

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In this worksheet children explore numbers up to 1,000,000.
Children learn that the pattern for thousands in a place value.

Draw the counters in the place value chart for each number.

Write the value of the 7 in each number.

Count in 100,000 from zero to 1 million.

chart follows the same pattern as that of the ones: ones, tens,
hundreds, (one) thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands.

Children recognise large numbers presented in a variety of ways
using familiar models.
Ask,
• How does a place value chart help you to represent large numbers?
• What is the value of each digit in this number?
• Are 6-digit numbers always greater in value than 5-digit numbers?
• When do you use placeholders in numbers

Children may think that place value columns go in the order ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, millions.
They may find numbers with several placeholders difficult.
The answer sheet attached.

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