1. Place Value Thousands, Ten Thousands, and Hundred Thousands

2. Lets Review the place value positions you should already be familiar with: Ones, Tens, and Hundreds. We would need 10 hundred slabs to equal 1 Thousands cube 10 hundreds = 1 Thousands We use a comma to separate groups of 3 numbers!, OnesTens HundredsThousands Comma 1 10100 1,000 Now, lets take a look at the next three place value positions. First we have the Thousands position.

3. Next is the TEN THOUSANDS position. Again we go in groups of 10… 10 thousands = 1 Ten Thousands, OnesTens HundredsThousands Ten Thousands 1 101001,00010,000

4. Finally, there is the HUNDRED THOUSANDS position. Again we go in increments of 10… 10 ten thousands = 1 Hundred Thousands How many thousands would it take to equal 100,000? _________ thousands = 1 Hundred Thousands, OnesTens Hundreds Thousands Ten Thousands Hundred Thousands 1 101001,00010,000100,000

5. I have the number 392,754 How would I read that?, OnesTens Hundreds Thousands Ten Thousands Hundred Thousands 4 507002,00090,000300,000 392,754 Three hundred ninety-twothousandseven hundred fifty-four And I would write it like this… Let’s chunk it!

6. Decimal Place Value Tenths, Hundredths, Thousandths

7. Now lets look at the first three place values after the decimal point. If we divided 1 unit into 10 equal pieces we create tenths. 10 tenths = 1 ones All decimal place values end in “ths”.. TenthsOnes Decimal Point.1 1 First we have the Tenths position.

8. . Hundredths TenthsOnes Decimal Point.01.1 1 Next comes the Hundredths position.

9. . Thousandths Hundredths TenthsOnes Decimal Point.01.1 1 Finally, the Thousandths position..001

10. 45.798 How would I read that? Forty-fiveANDseven hundred ninety-eight thousandths And I would write it like this:. ThousandthsHundredthsTenthsOnes Tens 5 40.7.09.008

11. Practice

12. Come circle the number in the TENS position. Populations are the amount of people in an area. We need to understand place value to understand populations. What is the value of that number?80

13. Circle the number in the THOUSANDS position. 4,000What is the value of that number?

14. Circle the number in the TEN THOUSANDS position 40,000 What is the value of that number?

15. Mt. Everest is the tallest mountain in the world from sea level at 29,028 ft. PositionValue What is the position and value of the underlined number? Mount Everest from Kalapatthar, Pavel Novak. Wikimedia Commons

16. My car averages 16.478 miles per gallon. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue

17. Did you know that the volcano Mauna Kea, in Hawaii, is actually the tallest mountain in the world if you measure from the base of the mountain. This mountain stands 33,465 feet. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Mauna Kea from Kohala, Meutia Chaerani - Indradi Soemardjan, Wikimedia Commons

18. New York City is the most populated city in the United States. It has 8,363,710 people. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Pics4learning

19. Last night I ordered pizza for dinner. My total order cost $24.65. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue

20. The White House is where the President lives. It is located in Washington DC, the capital of our country. There are 591,833 people living there. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Pics4learning

21. Virginia Beach is a great place to go in the summer. 433,746 people live there. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Virginia Beach from Fishing Pier, Ben Schumin. Wikimedia Commons

22. The Orioles play in Baltimore, Maryland. 636,919 people live in Baltimore. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Camden Yards, Shoshanah Wikimedia Commons

23. You may go to Orlando, Florida to visit Disneyworld. 230,519 people live in Orlando. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom, Carlos Cruz, Wikimedia Commons.

24. I wear a 6.5 size shoe. What is the position and value of the underlined number? PositionValue

25. On a sheet of notebook paper, write the following: 9 place value positions that we learned about today The numbers (values) of the place value positions underneath the words