Rounding Numbers worksheet from SplashLearn, featuring exercises to round numbers to the nearest 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000.

Explanation:
We need to round each number to the nearest 1,000; then to the nearest 10,000; then to the nearest 100,000.
The rule for rounding:
- Look at the digit one place to the right of the place you’re rounding to.
- If that digit is 5 or more, round up.
- If it’s 4 or less, round down.

Let’s go step by step.

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Part 1: Round to nearest 1,000

To round to the nearest 1,000, look at the hundreds digit (the 3rd digit from the right).

1. 97,444
- Thousands digit = 7 (in 97,000)
- Hundreds digit = 4 → less than 5 → round down
- So: 97,000
- ✔ Round Down

2. 62,401
- Thousands digit = 2 (in 62,000)
- Hundreds digit = 4 → less than 5 → round down
- So: 62,000
- ✔ Round Down

3. 210,794
- Thousands digit = 0 (in 210,000)
- Hundreds digit = 7 → ≥5 → round up
- So: 211,000
- ✔ Round Up

4. 902,568
- Thousands digit = 2 (in 902,000)
- Hundreds digit = 5 → ≥5 → round up
- So: 903,000
- ✔ Round Up

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Part 2: Round to nearest 10,000

Look at the thousands digit (the 4th digit from the right).

1. 62,235
- Ten-thousands digit = 6 (in 60,000)
- Thousands digit = 2 → <5 → round down
- So: 60,000
- ✔ Round Down

2. 12,789
- Ten-thousands digit = 1 (in 10,000)
- Thousands digit = 2 → <5 → round down
- So: 10,000
- ✔ Round Down

3. 396,182
- Ten-thousands digit = 9 (in 390,000)
- Thousands digit = 6 → ≥5 → round up
- 390,000 + 10,000 = 400,000
- So: 400,000
- ✔ Round Up

4. 712,093
- Ten-thousands digit = 1 (in 710,000)
- Thousands digit = 2 → <5 → round down
- So: 710,000
- ✔ Round Down

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Part 3: Round to nearest 100,000

Look at the ten-thousands digit (the 5th digit from the right).

1. 551,947
- Hundred-thousands digit = 5 (in 500,000)
- Ten-thousands digit = 5 → ≥5 → round up
- So: 600,000
- ✔ Round Up

2. 201,076
- Hundred-thousands digit = 2 (in 200,000)
- Ten-thousands digit = 0 → <5 → round down
- So: 200,000
- ✔ Round Down

3. 3,751,003
- Hundred-thousands digit = 7 (in 3,700,000)
- Ten-thousands digit = 5 → ≥5 → round up
- 3,700,000 + 100,000 = 3,800,000
- So: 3,800,000
- ✔ Round Up

4. 4,648,328
- Hundred-thousands digit = 6 (in 4,600,000)
- Ten-thousands digit = 4 → <5 → round down
- So: 4,600,000
- ✔ Round Down

Now let’s fill in all answers clearly:

Round to nearest 1,000:
- 97,444 → 97,000 → Round Down
- 62,401 → 62,000 → Round Down
- 210,794 → 211,000 → Round Up
- 902,568 → 903,000 → Round Up

Round to nearest 10,000:
- 62,235 → 60,000 → Round Down
- 12,789 → 10,000 → Round Down
- 396,182 → 400,000 → Round Up
- 712,093 → 710,000 → Round Down

Round to nearest 100,000:
- 551,947 → 600,000 → Round Up
- 201,076 → 200,000 → Round Down
- 3,751,003 → 3,800,000 → Round Up
- 4,648,328 → 4,600,000 → Round Down

Let me double-check a few tricky ones:

- 902,568 → hundreds digit = 5 → round up → 903,000 ✔️
- 396,182 → ten-thousands digit = 9, thousands = 6 → round up to 400,000 ✔️
- 3,751,003: digits are 3 (millions), 7 (hundred-thousands), 5 (ten-thousands) → since ten-thousands = 5, round up hundred-thousands from 7→8 → 3,800,000 ✔️
- 4,648,328: hundred-thousands = 6, ten-thousands = 4 → round down → 4,600,000 ✔️

All correct.

Final Answer:
97,000 — Round Down
62,000 — Round Down
211,000 — Round Up
903,000 — Round Up
60,000 — Round Down
10,000 — Round Down
400,000 — Round Up
710,000 — Round Down
600,000 — Round Up
200,000 — Round Down
3,800,000 — Round Up
4,600,000 — Round Down