Place value
Expanded form worksheets for whole numbers
Break whole numbers into a sum of place values. Choose 2–12 digits or mix selected widths, including numbers through hundred billions.
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Standard form worksheets for whole numbers
Combine expanded sums into whole numbers. Practice fixed widths from 2 to 12 digits or selected mixed widths with an optional zero-digit challenge.
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Combine the given place-value addends and write the complete numeral.
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Compose a whole number from separate place-value addends while preserving unfilled positions.
Worked example
Write 60,000 + 0 + 700 + 20 + 5 as one number.
60,725
The ten-thousands, hundreds, tens and ones places contain 6, 7, 2 and 5. A zero holds the thousands position so the other digits retain their values.
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- Read the size of each addend before writing digits in order.
- A missing or zero-valued place still needs a zero in the numeral when it lies between occupied places.
- Here, standard form means ordinary numeral notation; it does not mean scientific notation.
- Each generated question is unique within the sheet. The answer key repeats the prompts with completed responses; page breaks match the student version.
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