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Writing Numbers in Numerials from Words (A) WORKSHEET

Suitable for Year groups: Year 7
GCSE Tier: Foundation
Targeting grades: 1-3
Prerequisite knowledge: The use of 0 as a place holder.
Learning Objective: Write numbers in numerals from words up to millions

Writing Numbers in Numerials from Words (A) WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION

Ensure your learners are comfortable with numbers up to and including millions with this worksheet. Students are given the opportunity to read a number and place digits in the correct position in the pre-drawn place value grid.

This worksheet will aid students in recognising how numbers are ‘built’ and written as well as making sure they are using 0 as a placeholder in the correct place value columns.

With numbers such as “sixty thousand and ninety-one” and “two million, seven hundred thousand and ninety” this pdf place value worksheet is challenging enough for all year 7 students.

Pair with “writing numbers in numerals from words B” for extended practice.

All worksheets are created by the team of experienced teachers at Cazoom Maths.

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Students should already understand how to use 0 as a place holder before tackling this activity. This foundational skill is crucial because when converting written numbers to numerals, pupils must correctly identify where zeros belong in empty place value columns to maintain the number's value.