1. Unit 1- Decimals
Place Value

2. Objective
SOL understand place value from billions to thousandths

3. Identify place value from ones to millions
Before the Point: Be able to correctly identify what place a number is located. We will be reviewing numbers in front of the decimal point.
Whole numbers are always found in __________of the decimal point.
Place Value Names
_______, _____ ______ _____, _______ ______ _______ .

4. Identify which place value each of the underline numbers represents
Identify which place value each of the underline numbers represents. Look at the example first.
Number Place Value Number Place Value
,760,834
2. 2, ,981
3. 431, ,429
4. 7,358, ,528
5. 35,948, ,839

5. 1. 389,471 Which number is located in the hundreds place?
Example: 342,657 Which number is located in the hundred-thousands place? 4
1. 389,471 Which number is located in the hundreds place?
2. 9,382,145 Which number is located in the ten thousands place?
,491 Which number is located in the ones place?
4. 17,843 Which number is located in the thousands place?
5. 679,413 Which number is located in the hundred thousands place?

6. Place Value Tens Ones Tenths Billions Millions Hundreds Thousands
Hundredths
Ten- Millions
Thousandths
Ten-Thousands
Hundred-Millions
Hundred-Thousands

7. The Point: Be able to correctly identify the place value of a number
The Point: Be able to correctly identify the place value of a number. We will be working on numbers behind the decimal point.
Numbers often have WHOLES from PARTS. The PARTS have specific place values.
________ . _________ _________ ________

8. For example, 1.67 apples … There is 1 WHOLE and .67 of one

9. 2. 25 pieces of paper… There are 2 WHOLE _______and
2.25 pieces of paper… There are 2 WHOLE _______and .25 of one __________

11. Example 1 Hundreds 500 Tens 60 Ones 2 Tenths 3/10 Hundredths 2/100
Place Name: _________ Place Value: __________
Place Name: _________ Place Value: __________
Place Name: _________
Place Value: _________
Place Name: _________
Place Value: __________
500
Tens 60
Ones 2
Tenths
3/10
Hundredths
2/100
Thousandths
8/1000

12. Do it yourself: Practice, pg. 3 – 5
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