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To solve this worksheet, we need to understand what the "thousands place" is and how to find the value of a digit in that position.
Part 1: Write the value of the number in the thousands place.
The rule here is to find the digit in the thousands place and write its value (e.g., if the digit is 5, the value is 5,000).
1. Problem 1: 145,993
* Count from the right: Ones (3), Tens (9), Hundreds (9), Thousands (5).
* The digit is 5.
* The value is 5,000.
2. Problem 2: three thousand 6 hundred thirty nine
* First, write the number in digits: 3,639.
* Count from the right: Ones (9), Tens (3), Hundreds (6), Thousands (3).
* The digit is 3.
* The value is 3,000.
3. Problem 3: Base Ten Blocks
* Look at the blocks. We have one large cube (1,000), two flat squares (100s), three rods (10s), and three units (1s).
* Wait, let's look closer.
* There is 1 large cube = 1,000.
* There are 2 flat squares = 200.
* There are 3 rods = 30.
* There are 3 units = 3.
* The number is 1,233.
* The digit in the thousands place is 1.
* The value is 1,000.
4. Problem 4: 38,219
* Count from the right: Ones (9), Tens (1), Hundreds (2), Thousands (8).
* The digit is 8.
* The value is 8,000.
5. Problem 5: $6,992.91
* Count from the right (ignoring the decimal for place value names): Ones (2), Tens (9), Hundreds (9), Thousands (6).
* The digit is 6.
* The value is 6,000. (Note: Even though it's money, the place value of the digit 6 is still 6,000).
6. Problem 6: Base Ten Blocks
* Look at the blocks.
* There are 2 large cubes = 2,000.
* There are 2 rods = 20.
* There are 4 units = 4.
* The number is 2,024.
* The digit in the thousands place is 2.
* The value is 2,000.
Part 2: Write each number and circle the digit in the thousands place.
7. Write a 5-digit number with a 4 in the thousands place.
* A 5-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 4 in the second spot from the left.
* Example: 14,000. (Any number like X4XXX works). Let's pick a simple one: 14,235.
* The digit to circle is 4.
8. Write a 4-digit number with a 1 in the thousands place.
* A 4-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _
* Place values: Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 1 in the first spot.
* Example: 1,234.
* The digit to circle is 1.
9. Write a 6-digit number with a 2 in the thousands place.
* A 6-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Hundred-Thousands, Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 2 in the third spot from the left (or fourth from the right).
* Example: 102,345.
* The digit to circle is 2.
10. Write a 7-digit number with a 6 in the thousands place.
* A 7-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Millions, Hundred-Thousands, Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 6 in the fourth spot from the left.
* Example: 1,006,000.
* The digit to circle is 6.
Final Answer:
1. 5,000
2. 3,000
3. 1,000
4. 8,000
5. 6,000
6. 2,000
7. Example: 14,235 (Circle the 4)
8. Example: 1,234 (Circle the 1)
9. Example: 123,456 (Circle the 3? No, wait. 123,456 has 3 in thousands. Let's try 122,456. Circle the 2. Or 102,000. Circle the 2.) -> Correct Example: 102,345 (Circle the 2)
10. Example: 1,236,789 (Circle the 6)
Step-by-Step Reasoning
Part 1: Write the value of the number in the thousands place.
The rule here is to find the digit in the thousands place and write its value (e.g., if the digit is 5, the value is 5,000).
1. Problem 1: 145,993
* Count from the right: Ones (3), Tens (9), Hundreds (9), Thousands (5).
* The digit is 5.
* The value is 5,000.
2. Problem 2: three thousand 6 hundred thirty nine
* First, write the number in digits: 3,639.
* Count from the right: Ones (9), Tens (3), Hundreds (6), Thousands (3).
* The digit is 3.
* The value is 3,000.
3. Problem 3: Base Ten Blocks
* Look at the blocks. We have one large cube (1,000), two flat squares (100s), three rods (10s), and three units (1s).
* Wait, let's look closer.
* There is 1 large cube = 1,000.
* There are 2 flat squares = 200.
* There are 3 rods = 30.
* There are 3 units = 3.
* The number is 1,233.
* The digit in the thousands place is 1.
* The value is 1,000.
4. Problem 4: 38,219
* Count from the right: Ones (9), Tens (1), Hundreds (2), Thousands (8).
* The digit is 8.
* The value is 8,000.
5. Problem 5: $6,992.91
* Count from the right (ignoring the decimal for place value names): Ones (2), Tens (9), Hundreds (9), Thousands (6).
* The digit is 6.
* The value is 6,000. (Note: Even though it's money, the place value of the digit 6 is still 6,000).
6. Problem 6: Base Ten Blocks
* Look at the blocks.
* There are 2 large cubes = 2,000.
* There are 2 rods = 20.
* There are 4 units = 4.
* The number is 2,024.
* The digit in the thousands place is 2.
* The value is 2,000.
Part 2: Write each number and circle the digit in the thousands place.
7. Write a 5-digit number with a 4 in the thousands place.
* A 5-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 4 in the second spot from the left.
* Example: 14,000. (Any number like X4XXX works). Let's pick a simple one: 14,235.
* The digit to circle is 4.
8. Write a 4-digit number with a 1 in the thousands place.
* A 4-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _
* Place values: Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 1 in the first spot.
* Example: 1,234.
* The digit to circle is 1.
9. Write a 6-digit number with a 2 in the thousands place.
* A 6-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Hundred-Thousands, Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 2 in the third spot from the left (or fourth from the right).
* Example: 102,345.
* The digit to circle is 2.
10. Write a 7-digit number with a 6 in the thousands place.
* A 7-digit number looks like: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
* Place values: Millions, Hundred-Thousands, Ten-Thousands, Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones.
* We need a 6 in the fourth spot from the left.
* Example: 1,006,000.
* The digit to circle is 6.
Final Answer:
1. 5,000
2. 3,000
3. 1,000
4. 8,000
5. 6,000
6. 2,000
7. Example: 14,235 (Circle the 4)
8. Example: 1,234 (Circle the 1)
9. Example: 123,456 (Circle the 3? No, wait. 123,456 has 3 in thousands. Let's try 122,456. Circle the 2. Or 102,000. Circle the 2.) -> Correct Example: 102,345 (Circle the 2)
10. Example: 1,236,789 (Circle the 6)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value thousands worksheet free.
