4th Grade Place Value Worksheets

Cazoom Math 4th Grade Place Value Worksheets will provide essential practice for understanding number relationships. Created by our team of US curriculum experts, these resources help teachers and parents guide students through fundamental concepts of numbers. Each of our worksheets builds student confidence while meeting Common Core standards. This vast collection covers everything from basic place value identification to complex multi-digit comparisons. Your elementary school students develop strong foundations that support their future math success. These materials accommodate students with varying learning speeds and abilities in the classroom. Teachers appreciate the clear progression from simple to challenging problems throughout the series. Our worksheets will provide the extra help your child needs with basic number skills, but in a fun and engaging way!

1000 More 1000 Less (A)

1000 More 1000 Less (B)

1000 More 1000 Less (C)

Compare and Order Numbers to 10,000

Numbers to 1,000,000

Partitioning Numbers to 1,000,000

Place Value up to 10,000 (A)

Place Value up to 10,000 (B)

Place Value up to 10,000 (C)

Place Value: Finding the Value of Digits

Place Value: Word Form to Standard Form (A)

Place Value: Word Form to Standard Form (B)

Rounding to the Nearest 100

Rounding to the Nearest Multiple of 1,000

Rounding to the Nearest Ten

Use Place Value to Find More or Less

Words and Numerals

Get Students Excited About Number Math With Our Ready-to-Use Place Value Activities

Place value forms the backbone of all mathematical operations students will learn. Students expand their 3rd-grade understanding of hundreds into thousands and beyond. The worksheets help students develop their skills in reading and writing numbers, as well as their ability to compare large numbers.

The practice of place value regularly helps students develop their ability to recognize number patterns naturally. Learning these concepts enables students to perform multiplication and division operations more effectively. The structured progression system ensures that no student falls behind in their foundational subject knowledge.

Topics at a Glance: Words and Numerals, Compare and Order Numbers, Place Value, and More

These worksheets help students develop a strong understanding of place value by moving from base-ten blocks to abstract number reasoning. Students learn to recognize digits in numbers while also developing skills in number comparison and place-value rounding. The worksheets include answer keys that provide detailed, complete step-by-step solutions, along with clear solution methods. The program helps students develop number fluency through progressively challenging activities, which also enhance their estimation and mental math skills while building their comfort with numbers up to one million.

Struggling With Place Value? 4th Grade Number Worksheets Offer the Fix

The print-ready materials help teachers save their time, which they would otherwise spend on preparation. The worksheets focus on particular abilities through various levels of challenge. The organized design structure enables students to concentrate on mathematical content instead of following instructions. Teachers use differentiated problems to deliver challenging work for advanced students and extra help for students who need it.

The answer keys provide teachers with detailed solution methods, enabling them to identify student errors immediately. The different exercises help prevent mental fatigue that occurs when practicing the same thing for too long. Cazoom Math worksheets work perfectly for homework assignments or morning warm-ups. Teachers can track individual progress through the graduated difficulty levels. The process of quick grading becomes possible through solutions that display all calculation steps in an easily understandable format.

From Measurement to Games: Where These Skills Show Up in Real Life

Place value appears everywhere students encounter numbers in daily situations. They use these skills when reading prices at stores or measuring distances. Understanding place value helps them make sense of population statistics and sports scores. Students apply this knowledge when working with money and making change.

• Comparing prices while shopping

• Measuring ingredients in recipes

• Calculating distances on maps

• Reading thermometer temperatures