Place value grid worksheet for numbers up to 1000s, with exercises using stars to represent digits in thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones.

Let’s work through each problem step by step.

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Problem 1:

We have a place value grid with stars in each column:

- 1000s: 2 stars → that’s 2000
- 100s: 3 stars → that’s 300
- 10s: 4 stars → that’s 40
- 1s: 6 stars → that’s 6

Add them up:
2000 + 300 = 2300
2300 + 40 = 2340
2340 + 6 = 2346

So the number is 2346.

In words: *two thousand three hundred forty-six*

Now, what is 10 more than 2346?
2346 + 10 = 2356

✔ Check: Adding 10 only changes the tens digit — from 4 to 5 → 2356. Correct.

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Problem 2:

Place value grid:

- 1000s: 5 stars → 5000
- 100s: 0 stars → 0
- 10s: 2 stars → 20
- 1s: 7 stars → 7

Add them:
5000 + 0 = 5000
5000 + 20 = 5020
5020 + 7 = 5027

Number: 5027

In words: *five thousand twenty-seven*

What is 10 more?
5027 + 10 = 5037

✔ Check: Tens digit goes from 2 to 3 → 5037. Correct.

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Problem 3:

Place value grid:

- 1000s: 3 stars → 3000
- 100s: 4 stars → 400
- 10s: 0 stars → 0
- 1s: 8 stars → 8

Add them:
3000 + 400 = 3400
3400 + 0 = 3400
3400 + 8 = 3408

Number: 3408

In words: *three thousand four hundred eight*

What is 10 more?
3408 + 10 = 3418

✔ Check: Tens digit was 0, now becomes 1 → 3418. Correct.

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Final Answer:
1. Number: 2346; In words: two thousand three hundred forty-six; 10 more: 2356
2. Number: 5027; In words: five thousand twenty-seven; 10 more: 5037
3. Number: 3408; In words: three thousand four hundred eight; 10 more: 3418