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2nd Grade Place Value Worksheets Place Value Models

Welcome to our 2nd Grade Place Value page. Here you will find our range of free printable Place Value Worksheets, which will help your child understand place value with 3 digit numbers using different models.

We also have another page of place value worksheets with a focus on converting from expanded to standard form and back which you will find here.

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2nd Grade Place Value Worksheets

Place value models or representations.

Here you will find a selection of 2nd Grade Place Value sheets designed to help your child understand place value up to 3 digits by using a range of different models or representations to support them.

We have place value blocks, place value balloons and other place value representations.

The sheets are graded so that the easier ones are at the top.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• learn all about place value with 3-digit numbers up to 999.
• learn to read and write numbers to 999.
• Understand how numbers can be split up and put back together using models.

We also have another page of place value worksheets with a focus on place value representations and models showing 3-digit numbers which you will find here.

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• Place Value Blocks up to hundreds
• Place Value Balloons up to hundreds
• Place Value Counters up to hundreds
• Easier/Harder sheets
• More recommended resources
• 3-Digit Place Value Online Quiz 2

Place Value Models - Blocks

• Place Value Blocks up to Hundreds Sheet 1
• PDF version
• Place Value Blocks up to Hundreds Sheet 2
• Place Value Blocks up to Hundreds Sheet 3
• Place Value Blocks up to Hundreds Sheet 4

Place Value Models - Balloons

• Place Value Balloons up to Hundreds Sheet 1
• Place Value Balloons up to Hundreds Sheet 2
• Place Value Balloons up to Hundreds Sheet 3

Place Value Models - Counters up to hundreds

These sheets are all about counting groups of hundreds, tens and ones to find the total.

Within each set of sheets, the level of diffculty gets harder.

• Place Value Counting up to Hundreds Sheet 1
• Place Value Counting up to Hundreds Sheet 2

Looking for something easier?

Take a look at our first grade place value worksheets to help your child become confident using tens and ones.

There are a range of activities to support their 2 digit place value learning.

• Place Value Ones and Tens Models
• Place Value Tens and Ones (standard and expanded form)

Looking for something harder?

Take a look at our 3rd grade place value worksheets to help your child become confident using numbers up to thousands.

There are a range of activities to support their 4 digit place value learning.

• Place Value Models 4 Digits
• Place Value 4 Digit Numbers Worksheets (conversion)

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2nd Grade Place Value Worksheets - Standard and Expanded Form

Below are our selection of Second Grade Place Value Worksheets involving standard and expanded form.

The sheets on this page look at digit values and the understanding that numbers can be split apart into their place values and re-assembled.

Using these second grade math worksheets will help your child to:

• learn to convert numbers between standard and expanded form;
• learn place value with 3-digit numbers;
• Second Grade Place Value Worksheets 3 Digits

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Place Value Charts & Grids

We have a selection of place value charts.

The charts and grids cover a range of numbers going from ones up to hundreds, thousands and millions.

They are a good supporting resource for children who are finding place value difficult.

They are also a good way to get children to become familiar with how the number system works.

• Place Value Grids
• Place Value Charts (whole numbers)

Looking for more 2nd Grade Counting, Ordering and Rounding worksheets?

Below are our selection of Place Value, Ordering and Rounding Worksheets

The following worksheets involve different Second Grade place value activities such as counting in hundreds, tens and ones, reading, writing and ordering numbers to Hundreds, and know what number each digit represents.

• learn to count by hundreds, tens, fives, twos and ones;
• learn their place value to Hundreds;
• order numbers to 999.
• round numbers to the nearest 10.
• 2nd Grade Counting Worksheets 1s 2s 5s 10s 100s
• Ordering Numbers Worksheets 3-Digit Numbers
• Rounding to the nearest 10 Worksheets

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Here you will find our selection of number line worksheets for 2nd grade.

The following sheets involve correctly placing numbers on a number line.

• count by 1s 2s 5s 10s 50s and 100s;
• position numbers on a number line;
• understand place value up to 3 digits.

All the sheets in this section will help your child with their understanding of numbers to 1000.

• Number Line Worksheets 3 Digits

Place Value Practice Zone

In our Math Place Value Practice area, you can practice your place value skills, adding thousands, hundreds, tens and ones. You can even use this area for adding on decimals: tenths and hundredths.

You can select the numbers you want to practice with, and print out your results when you have finished.

You can also use the practice zone for benchmarking your performance, or using it with a group of children to gauge progress.

• Free Place Value Practice Zone 1 - Digit Values
• Math Place Value Practice Zone 2 - Combining

3-Digit Place Value Quiz 2 - Place Value Models

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Place Values (Grade 2)

Suggested learning target.

• I can represent a hundred as ten groups of ten.
• I can represent each digit in a three-digit number using hundreds, tens, and ones.
• I can explain the value of each digit in a three-digit number (place value).
• I can explain the value of the zeros in a given hundred as zero tens and zero ones.
• I can use base ten manipulatives (e.g., base ten blocks, Digi-Blocks, stacks of cubes, bundles of sticks, place value arrow cards)
• I know the value of each place in a number
• I know the value of a digit in a specific place
• I know that the placement of a digit affects the value of that digit

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• Place value blocks within 1,000
• Place value tables within 1,000
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Not So Wimpy Teacher

The Not So WImpy Teacher creates resources for busy teachers in grades 2-5 who are looking to deliver engaging and meaningful lessons without overwhelm and chaos.

Place Value Unit with Activities for SECOND GRADE

Grade Level: 2nd Grade

This  Second Grade Place Value Unit  includes  fifteen days  of complete lessons on  digit values, place value models, base ten, expanded form, word form, skip counting by 5, 10 ,  and 100, adding and subtracting 10 and 100, comparing numbers, and an exciting PBL.  This  low-prep unit is quite the deal!  Even if you already have a math curriculum, this unit will save you tons of time and headaches and will make teaching math so much more fun.

More about this resource

This Second Grade Place Value Unit   is designed to be teacher and student friendly with math lessons and activities that are fun, engaging, and easy to prep. Whether you are looking for a stand-alone curriculum or a supplement to your required school curriculum , this comprehensive unit has everything you need to teach second grade standards with ease.

Not all math curriculum is awful. Just sum. Ba-da-bum!

But when it is bad, it is very, very bad. And unfortunately a lot of traditional math curriculum is very, very bad. It’s overly complex, too long, impossible to differentiate, difficult to manage, and, frankly, not much fun. It can be hard to wade through all the extras and find the most valuable parts of the lesson. You don’t have time to read dozens of pages in the teacher manual and there are way too many different pieces to prep. Ugh!

If that sounds like your math curriculum, you’re in luck. Because now you have an alternative that is very, very good . A math curriculum that you and your students will LOVE!

This Place Value Unit  includes fun, engaging, and easy to prep lessons and hands-on activities . It is the perfect way to review essential math skills and get kids excited about math .

This comprehensive ready-to-teach unit comes with the lessons, practice pages, and tools you need to teach standards-based math skills. The instructional powerpoint is your complete mini lesson–just project on the board and teach. Daily student activities are effective and engaging–just print and copy for each student. We’ve also included a list of frequently asked questions to address some common concerns and help you troubleshoot. 

This Place Value Unit includes  fifteen days  of complete lessons on  digit values, place value models, base ten, expanded form, word form, skip counting by 5, 10 ,  and 100, adding and subtracting 10 and 100, comparing numbers, and an exciting PBL.  This  low-prep unit is quite the deal!  Even if you already have a math curriculum, this unit will save you tons of time and headaches and will make teaching math so much more fun.

What’s Included:

• “At a Glance” calendar shows which lesson is being taught each day of the unit.
• Vocabulary cards help deepen student understanding of academic language and models represented by the terms.
• A pre-assessment lets you know what prior knowledge your students already have.
• Anchor charts assist visual learners and provide a student reference throughout each unit.
• Daily lesson plans and activities for small group instruction make lesson planning a breeze.
• Suggestions for intervention and enrichment make differentiation easy.
• Graphic organizers for scaffolding students in learning new math concepts.
• Instructional PowerPoints ensure that daily mini lessons are interactive and easy to prepare.
• Each lesson includes student problem sets and homework.
• Exit tickets for each lesson make share time easy and allow for quick formative assessments.
• Math games provide extra practice in a fun and engaging format that students love.
• Level-up activities are included for enrichment.
• Task cards are included for use in centers or as a whole group activity.
• A comprehensive assessment with questions modeled after standardized tests allows students to practice important skills while you assess learning. We’ve also included a scoring rubric which makes it easy to see which skills students still need to master at a glance.
• An FAQs section provides answers to commonly asked questions about the resource and helps you get started right away.

Unit lessons:

• Day 1: Digit Values
• Day 2: Digit Values
• Day 3: Place Value Models
• Day 4: Base Ten
• Day 5: Expanded Form
• Day 6: Word Form
• Day 7: Review
• Day 8: Skip Counting by 5
• Day 9: Skip Counting by 10 and 100
• Day 10: Adding and Subtracting 10 and 100
• Day 11: Adding and Subtracting 10 and 100
• Day 12: Comparing Numbers
• Day 13: Comparing Numbers
• Day 14: Animal Shelter-Themed Project-Based Learning Activity
• Day 15: Assessment

How to Use It in the Classroom:

• You can use the PowerPoint mini-lesson for your whole group instruction. Project on the whiteboard and have students participate in the interactive lesson.
• Complete class activities as a whole group, independently, or with partners.
• Introduce the workshop model and meet with small groups of students each day. Don’t worry about these being your regular groups yet. Just get kids used to working independently on the activities while you meet with small groups. As a bonus you get to see some of your students’ mathematical thinking up close.
• Differentiation is easy with directions for intervention, on-level, and enrichment activities.
• Take a few minutes to share at the end of class. Students will enjoy getting to share what they learned and learning a little bit about their new classmates.
• Each mini-lesson will take about 20-30 minutes and you will need an additional 40-60 minutes for small group work and centers.

Why You Will LOVE This Resource:

• The 1-page lesson plan so you don’t have to sift through 6-8 pages
• Done-for-you PowerPoint that you can open and go — letting it guide your whole-group lesson
• Detailed small group lesson plans that include intervention and enrichment suggestions (this is NOT usually in math curricula)
• Pre-assessments and exit tickets to easily monitor student progress
• Hands-on learning activities, including games, task cards, and more

Check out these additional units:

Unit 1: Back to School

Unit 3: 2-Digit Addition and Subtraction

Unit 4: 3-Digit Addition & Subtraction

Unit 5: Foundations of Multiplication and Division

Unit 6: Time & Money

Unit 7: Measurement

Unit 8: Data

Unit 9: Geometry

Unit 10: Review

Additional Resources You Might Like:

Multiplication and Division Math Fact Fluency Program

Addition and Subtraction Math Fact Fluency Program

Frequently Asked

No, this resource is only the Second Grade Place Value Unit 2. It includes fifteen days of math lessons and activities for teaching place value.

Yes. The curriculum includes 10 units covering second grade standards.

This unit covers digit values, place value models, base ten, expanded form, word form, skip counting by 5, 10, and 100, adding and subtracting 10 and 100, comparing numbers, and an exciting PBL.

This unit was created specifically for grade 2 with second grade standards in mind.

Yes, we have math units for third, fourth, and fifth grade as well.

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30 Smart Place Value Activities and Games for Elementary Math Students

Place value pool noodles? Genius!

Place value is one of those basic concepts that help kids build a wide variety of math skills. There are lots of fun place value activities and games you can use to help them understand, whether you’re working with basic tens and ones or have advanced to decimals with tenths and hundredths. Here’s a terrific collection of ideas to add to your upcoming lesson plans!

1. Start with an anchor chart

Help students understand and remember four ways to represent numbers and place value with an anchor chart. Turning the chart into a robot ups the fun factor!

2. Read a book about place value

We’re not talking about the paragraph in their math workbook that explains the concept. We mean one of these engaging and entertaining place value books that capture kids’ imagination while helping them understand how place value works and why it matters. There are plenty of options out there—here are a few of our favorites.

• Zero the Hero , by Joan Holub and Tom Lichtenheld
• Sir Cumference and All the King’s Tens , by Cindy Neuschwander
• Place Value , by David A. Adler

3. Turn paint samples into place value sliders

Use the cutouts in paint sample chips as little “windows” for numbers. This is a fun and colorful way to introduce place value to your students.

4. Show it four ways

Ask students to demonstrate their understanding of place value by showing one number in a variety of ways. Get a free printable worksheet for this activity at the link.

5. Transform a pillbox into a place value manipulative

Stop by the dollar store for some weekly pillbox containers, then use our free printable labels to turn them into dice shakers you can use for all kinds of place value activities.

6. Stack place value Cheerio towers

Looking for more inexpensive math class ideas? Grab a box of uncooked spaghetti and some Cheerios to use for your place value activities.

7. Visualize place value with a foldable

Use sentence strips and dry-erase tape to create a reusable math manipulative that reinforces place value concepts and expanded form.

8. Slide cards into binder pages

Use divided binder pages along with number and base-10 cards to show place value. Call out each digit and its place (“There’s a 3 in the thousands place”) and see if your students can make the correct number.

9. Construct a tower of base-10 blocks

Base-10 blocks are a popular math manipulative , and they’re perfect for teaching place value. This activity challenges kids to use the blocks to find three different ways to build a structure representing 1,000. New to base-10 blocks? Here’s a good starter set from Amazon to try.

10. Figure out the place value of your name

Here’s another clever use for base-10 blocks. First, have each student use them to spell out their name. Then, count up the numbers of tens and ones blocks to determine your name’s place value!

11. Stack paper cups

While you’re at the dollar store, pick up some stackable paper cups. Number them 1 to 9 along the edge, and then use them to talk about place value as you stack them to create different numbers.

12. Build place value bugs

How cute is this little number bug? Use large pom-poms for tens and smaller ones for ones, then set them on a wood craft stick to create a number.

13. Shoot for the target with LEGO bricks

LEGO bricks really are ideal for place value activities. Toss the bricks onto a homemade target with rings to represents ones, tens, and so on. Count the studs of each brick that lands on a place value ring, then add them up to get your final number. See more LEGO math ideas here.

14. Build understanding with LEGO bricks

You know your students love to build with LEGO, so use them to reinforce place value concepts too. Hands-on place value activities are always the most fun!

15. Act out multiplying and dividing

Active math games are one of the best ways we know to get kids involved in their learning. Find out how to act out multiplying or dividing by powers of 10 at Teacher Thrive .

16. Play a game of Place Value War

Play this game with Uno cards or a classic deck with face cards removed. Each player has a number of piles (depending on which place values you’re working on) and lays down the top card from each. The players say the resulting numbers out loud (e.g. “five hundred thirty”), and the player with the highest number wins. For a fun variation, allow players to use the cards they flip to create the highest possible number.

17. Build a number

Kids select some number cards, then try to meet a series of challenges like making the largest number they can. Add in a decimal card to up the complexity of the game.

18. Keep track of school days in a pocket chart

Each day, count how many days students have been in school this year by adding counters like 10-frames to a pocket chart. The number climbs as the year goes on, building from ones to tens to hundreds.

19. Send them on a scavenger hunt

Grab a stack of old magazines and newspapers and let kids loose to find examples of the place value challenges set in this scavenger hunt. Go to Primary Theme Park to get the free printable.

20. Shake things up with Yahtzee

Roll out the dice and try to beat your opponent as you fulfill the conditions of this special game of Yahtzee. Print the free game boards and get the rules at the link below. Find more creative ways to use dice in your classroom here.

21. Enjoy a game of Whack It!

What kid doesn’t love to whack things with a fly swatter? Put that energy to good use by having them slap the swatter down on the correct values as you call them out.

22. Take a journey on the Place Value Path

This free printable game combines a traditional board game with bingo. Roll the dice to see which outer square you land on. Count up the number represented by the base-10 symbols, and mark it on your bingo board. When you get five in a row, you win!

23. Toss beanbags into place value bins

Combine hand-eye coordination practice with math skills in this place value game. Label bins for tens, hundreds, etc., and choose a number. Kids toss numbered bean bags into the correct bins to win!

24. Snack and learn with rainbow math

Use Froot Loops cereal pieces and pipe cleaners to learn tens and ones with this free printable activity. Don’t want to use cereal? Try beads instead.

25. Use nuts and bolts to learn place value

Looking for inexpensive ways to represent base 10? Try nuts and bolts! You can pick them up in bulk at the hardware store, and it’s easy to replace them if they get lost.

26. Make giant DIY ones and tens blocks

Cut squares of bright-colored card stock for ones, and tape together a series of them to create the tens. Then add smiley faces to the top just for fun, and have kids hold up the giant blocks to represent various numbers.

27. Cut a pool noodle into tens and ones

The nice thing about these DIY manipulatives is that they’re easy for little hands to handle. Cut pool noodles to represent tens and ones to give kids practice building numbers.

28. Solve a place value puzzle

Place value activities are still important for older kids. This advanced activity asks them to solve math word problems and write the solutions into the correct place on the grid. Get the free printable at Education.com .

29. Complete a place value maze

This advanced place value activity gives students practice adding hundreds, thousands, and higher. They find the next correct answer in the maze as they go along. Visit Math Geek Mama for these free printable mazes.

30. Walk along giant number lines

We love place value activities that also get kids up and moving! For this one, use masking tape to create number lines for ones, tens, hundreds, etc., on the floor. Choose a number and use paper plates to mark the correct places on the number lines, or have kids stand on the correct mark instead.

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Welcome to Year 2 Place Value at Primary Maths Hub. Here you will find a growing library of outstanding resources and activities to support place value lessons in Year 2 and at home.  

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Do Now Tasks / Starters

Compare Numbers to 100 – Do Now Tasks

Number Line to 100- Do Now Tasks

Count in Steps of 2 From Zero

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Write Numbers to 100 in Words

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Order Numbers to 100- Different Representations

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Flexibly Partition Numbers to 100

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Represent Numbers to 100 on a Number Line

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Tens and Ones on a Number Line to 100

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Estimate Numbers on a Number Line- Challenges

Tens on a Number Line- Challenges

Flexibly Partition Numbers to 100- Challenges

Order Numbers to 100- Challenges

Compare Numbers to 100- Challenges

Use Place Value Chart- Challenges

Equality and inequality statements.

Equality and Inequality Statement Matching

Resources to support place value.

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Place Value to 1000 Worksheets Activities Hundreds Tens Ones 2nd Grade 2 .NBT.A.1

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Place Value Practice Hundreds, Tens, & Ones Worksheets Second Grade Math 2 .NBT.1

Numbers to 200 Unit - Place Value Grade 2 Math (Ontario) Worksheets & Activities

1st Grade Place Value Worksheet Practice for Two -Digit Numbers, Tens and Ones

First Grade Math Worksheets # 2 : Addition, Subtraction, Numbers, Place Value

( 2 .NBT.1) Place Value - 2nd Grade Common Core Math Worksheets Part A

French Immersion - Place Value Worksheets for Grades 2 and 3 Math

Rounding Whole Numbers Place Value Packet, Rounding Worksheets 4th Grade Part 2

Decimal Place Value Worksheet BUNDLE 5th Grade Independent Work Stations NBT 1& 2

Standard & Expanded Form Worksheets , 4th Grade Math Place Value Packet (Part 2 )

Tens and Ones Place Value Practice Worksheets for Grades 1- 2 Math Centers

Math TEKS 2 .2D Worksheets Texas 2nd Grade Place Value to 1,200

December Activities Math Stations Winter, Place Value Worksheets Grade 4, 3, 2

Place Value Worksheets 2nd grade | Place Value Expanded Form 2nd Grade 2 .NBT.3

FRENCH Grade 2 Place Value Worksheets | Hundreds, Tens and Ones - Base ten

Exploring Place Value : Grade 2 Worksheets

Write Numbers to 1000 Worksheets | 2nd Grade Math Place Value Math — 2 .NBT.A.3

3 Digit Place Value Worksheets | 2nd Grade Math, Hundreds Tens Ones — 2 .NBT.A.1

Engage NY {Eureka} Math Grade 1 Module 2 Lesson Review Worksheets Place Value

Place value Tens and Ones Math Worksheets and Activities for First Grade - 2 Digit

Place Value to Hundreds, Tens and Ones Worksheets ( Place Value Chart) 1- 2 Grade

2nd Grade Place Value Practice Page Worksheet Pack 2 .NBT.1, NBT. 2 , NBT.3, NBT.4

Place Value to the Hundred Thousands Worksheets ( Place Value Chart) 2 -4 Grade

50 Number ID, Sequence, & Place Value Worksheet Activities for Grades K- 2

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