Free teacher web sites for Maths topic ‘Place value’

Count up in ones, tens, hundreds, tenths, hundredths and thousandths. Can be used to investigate place value by asking "what happens when this digit goes up past 9?"

External link: Counters

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Perfect decimal cards to support explanations.

External link: Decimal place value cards

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Great - virtual version of this classic piece of maths equipment. You'll need to add your own questions though. Ideal for place value or addition and subtraction.

External link: Deines apparatus units, tens and hundreds

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Select the lowest and highest number you wish to use, then units, 1,2 or 3 decimal places. Then you are given a number depending on your choices. Pick the cards which make it ie 6.7 needs 6 and 0.7.

External link: Digit wise place value

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Pick the cards to make the number.

External link: Dino place value to 30

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Numbers up to 100. Letters have numbers like 43, 21 on them. You post the letters into post boxes which will accept them like "3 units".

External link: H T U sort

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A free area. Includes questions that encourage children to investigate partitioning with a virtual abacus.

External link: Partitioning with an abacus

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Simple by well made activity. White and black colours to keep this actcity simple and clear.

External link: Place value blackboard cards

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Great teacher led resource for Ks2 from Click.

External link: Place value calculator

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You can use the chart to make a whole number or pick the cards to make a given number. Assorted levels mean this can be used in Ks1 and Ks2.

External link: Place value chart

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A lovely presentation which demonstrates the value of the digits in lower numbers.

External link: Place value presentation

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We love this place value game. Match the numbers to the Dienes. The numbers provided are under 60.

External link: Place Value shark attack

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Large numbers place value game (hundred thousands). Most suitable for upper KS2.

External link: Place value to 100,000s

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We used to call these gategno cards. But most call them Place Value cards. A great Crick, teacher led resource. You are given a number like 234, you need to choose the cards 200, 30 and 4.

External link: Virtual HTU plave value cards

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