Ten Thousands Place Value Worksheet - Free Printable

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Understanding the Ten-Thousands Place

In a number, the ten-thousands place is the fifth digit from the right.
For example, in the number 372,918, the digits are:
- 3 → hundred-thousands
- 7 → ten-thousands
- 2 → thousands
- 9 → hundreds
- 1 → tens
- 8 → ones

So, the digit in the ten-thousands place is 7, and its value is 70,000.

We’ll use this understanding to solve all problems.

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Part 1: Write the value of the number in the ten-thousands place

#### 1. 372,918
- The digit in the ten-thousands place is 7.
- So, the value is 70,000.

✔ Answer: 70,000

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#### 2. sixty-seven thousand two hundred nineteen
- First, write it in numerals: 67,219
- Break it down:
6 → ten-thousands place (60,000)
7 → thousands place (7,000)
2 → hundreds
1 → tens
9 → ones

So, the digit in the ten-thousands place is 6, and its value is 60,000.

✔ Answer: 60,000

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#### 3. ninety-four thousand five hundred twenty-three
- Write in numerals: 94,523
- Digits:
9 → ten-thousands place (90,000)
4 → thousands (4,000)
5 → hundreds
2 → tens
3 → ones

Digit in ten-thousands place: 9, so value is 90,000

✔ Answer: 90,000

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#### 4. 47,830
- Digits:
4 → ten-thousands place
7 → thousands
8 → hundreds
3 → tens
0 → ones

So, the digit in the ten-thousands place is 4, value = 40,000

✔ Answer: 40,000

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Part 2: Circle the number with the correct digit

#### 5. Circle the number with a 5 in the ten-thousands place.
Options:
- 367,825 → 3 (hundred-thousands), 6 (ten-thousands) → ✘
- 357,824 → 3 (hundred-thousands), 5 (ten-thousands) → ✔
- 547,824 → 5 (hundred-thousands), 4 (ten-thousands) → ✘

✔ Circle: 357,824

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#### 6. Circle the number with a 9 in the ten-thousands place.
Options:
- 792,921 → 7 (hundred-thousands), 9 (ten-thousands) → ✔
- 729,921 → 7 (hundred-thousands), 2 (ten-thousands) → ✘
- 971,721 → 9 (hundred-thousands), 7 (ten-thousands) → ✘

✔ Circle: 792,921

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Part 3: Write each number and circle the digit in the thousands place

> Note: This section asks for numbers where a specific digit is in the ten-thousands place, but then says to circle the digit in the thousands place. We'll follow instructions carefully.

#### 7. Write a 5-digit number with a 3 in the ten-thousands place.
- A 5-digit number: _ _ _ _ _
- Ten-thousands place (leftmost): must be 3
- Example: 34,567
- Now, circle the digit in the thousands place → that’s the second digit from the left → 4

✔ Answer: 34,567 (with 4 circled)

*Note: Any valid number works as long as the first digit is 3. For example: 30,000, 31,234, etc.*

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#### 8. Write a 6-digit number with a 2 in the ten-thousands place.
- A 6-digit number: _ _ _ _ _ _
- Ten-thousands place is the second digit from the left
- Example: 123,456
- 1 → hundred-thousands
- 2 → ten-thousands ✔
- 3 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 5 → tens
- 6 → ones
- Circle the digit in the thousands place: that’s 3

✔ Answer: 123,456 (with 3 circled)

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#### 9. Write a 7-digit number with a 0 in the ten-thousands place.
- 7-digit number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- Ten-thousands place is the third digit from the left
- Example: 120,3456
- 1 → millions
- 2 → hundred-thousands
- 0 → ten-thousands ✔
- 3 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 5 → tens
- 6 → ones
- Circle the digit in the thousands place: that’s 3

✔ Answer: 120,3456 (with 3 circled)

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#### 10. Write an 8-digit number with a 6 in the ten-thousands place.
- 8-digit number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- Ten-thousands place is the fourth digit from the left
- Example: 1236,4567
- 1 → ten-millions
- 2 → millions
- 3 → hundred-thousands
- 6 → ten-thousands ✔
- 4 → thousands
- 5 → hundreds
- 6 → tens
- 7 → ones
- Circle the digit in the thousands place: that’s 4

✔ Answer: 1236,4567 (with 4 circled)

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✔ Final Answers Summary:

| Question | Answer |
|--------|--------|
| 1 | 70,000 |
| 2 | 60,000 |
| 3 | 90,000 |
| 4 | 40,000 |
| 5 | Circle: 357,824 |
| 6 | Circle: 792,921 |
| 7 | Example: 34,567 (circle 4) |
| 8 | Example: 123,456 (circle 3) |
| 9 | Example: 120,3456 (circle 3) |
| 10 | Example: 1236,4567 (circle 4) |

> 📝 Note: For questions 7–10, any valid number meeting the criteria is acceptable. The examples above are just one possibility.

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