Math primary 3 numbers up to 10 000
30
Hundreds Tens Ones 5 7 2 The place of each digit : The value of each digit : I write : I say : 5 hundreds 7 tens 2 ones 500 70 2 572 Five hundred and seventy-two I say : Five hundred and seventy-two
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Transcript of Math primary 3 numbers up to 10 000
Hundreds Tens Ones
5 7 2
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
5 hundreds 7 tens 2 ones500 70 2572Five hundred and seventy-two
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
5 hundreds 7 tens 2 ones500 70 2572Five hundred and seventy-two
Hundreds Tens Ones
7 0 1
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
7 hundreds 0 tens 1 ones700 0 1701Seven hundred and one
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
7 hundreds 0 tens 1 ones700 0 1701Seven hundred and one
Hundreds Tens Ones
8 3 0
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
8 hundreds 3 tens 0 ones800 30 0830Eight hundred and thirty
The place of each digit :The value of each digit :I write :I say :
8 hundreds 3 tens 0 ones800 30 0830Eight hundred and thirty
127
128
129
130
Count down by 1
Count up by 1
NUMBER PATTERNS
127
126
125
126 is 1 less than 127128 is 1 more than 127
520
620
720
820
Count down by 100
Count up by 100
NUMBER PATTERNS
520
420
320
420 is 100 less than 520620 is 100 more than 520
700
710
720
730
Count down by 10
Count up by 10
NUMBER PATTERNS
700
690
680
690 is 10 less than 700710 is 10 more than 700
Find number patterns
122 123 124 125 123
Count up by 1
235 245 265 275 285
Count up by 10
Find number patterns
Count down by 2
340342344346348
Count down by 2
Count down by 10
440440 430430 420420 410410 400400
Find number patterns
110 130 150 170 190
Count up by 20
351 451 551 651 751
Count up by 100
Find number patterns
Count down by 20
410410430430450450470470490490
Count down by 20
Count down by 100
740740 640640 540540 440440 340340
Find the missing numbers
380380390390
410410The rule is + 10+ 10
400410
440440
The rule is + 10+ 10420
430
Find the missing numbers
380380400400
440440The rule is + 20+ 20
420440
500500
The rule is + 20+ 20460
480
Find the missing numbers
782782682682
482482The rule is - 100- 100
582482
182182
The rule is - 100- 100382
282
Find the missing numbers
380380375375
365365The rule is - 5- 5
370365
350350
The rule is - 5- 5360
355
The rule is+ 100
input output
450
671
The rule is- 10
input output
451
670
550
771
441
660671
815
232
670
813
230
771
715
332
660
823
220
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
3 thousands 6 hundreds 3 tens 6 ones3000 600 30 63.636Three thousand six hundred and thirty-six
Thousands Hundereds Tens Ones
NUMBERS UP TO 10.000
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
3 thousands 6 hundreds 3 tens 6 ones3000 600 30 63.636Three thousand six hundred and thirty-six
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
2 thousands 3 hundreds 3 tens 0 ones2000 300 30 02.330Two thousand three hundred and thirty
Thousands Hundereds Tens Ones
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
2 thousands 3 hundreds 3 tens 0 ones2000 300 30 02.330Two thousand three hundred and thirty
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
1 thousands 3 hundreds 0 tens 5 ones1000 300 0 51.305One thousand three hundred and five
Thousands Hundereds Tens Ones
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
1 thousands 3 hundreds 0 tens 5 ones1000 300 0 51.305One thousand three hundred and five
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
1 thousands 0 hundreds 6 tens 5 ones1000 0 60 51.065One thousand and sixty-five
Thousands Hundereds Tens Ones
The place value :The number value :I write :I say :
1 thousands 0 hundreds 6 tens 5 ones1000 0 60 51.065One thousand and sixty-five
The place value of digit number
1.2341.234 2.4562.456 5.2465.246 4.2164.216
a. The digit 3 is in the tens place or
digit 3 stands for 3 tens
b. The digit 4 is in the place or
digit 4 stands for
c. The digit 5 is in the place or
digit 5 stands for
d. The digit 6 is in the place or
digit 6 stands for
hundreds
a. The digit 3 is in the tens place or
digit 3 stands for 3 tens
b. The digit 4 is in the place or
digit 4 stands for
c. The digit 5 is in the place or
digit 5 stands for
d. The digit 6 is in the place or
digit 6 stands for
hundreds
4 hundreds
thousands5 thousands
ones6 ones
The value of digit number
§ In 1.340
the digit 1 has a value of
§ In 5.047
the digit 4 has a value of
§ In 2.867
the digit 8 has a value of
§ In 6.208
the digit 0 has a value of
§ In 3.234
the digit 4 has a value of
1000
40
§ In 1.340
the digit 1 has a value of
§ In 5.047
the digit 4 has a value of
§ In 2.867
the digit 8 has a value of
§ In 6.208
the digit 0 has a value of
§ In 3.234
the digit 4 has a value of
800
0
4
1. 2.345 = 2.000 + 300 + 40 + 5
2. 3.404 = _____ + 400 + 4
3. 1.025 = 1.000 + ___ + 5
4. 1.753 = 1.000 + ____ + 50 + 3
5. 4.007 = 4.000 + ___
6. 5.055 = _____ + 50 + 5
Fill the missing number
3.000
20
700
7
1. 2.345 = 2.000 + 300 + 40 + 5
2. 3.404 = _____ + 400 + 4
3. 1.025 = 1.000 + ___ + 5
4. 1.753 = 1.000 + ____ + 50 + 3
5. 4.007 = 4.000 + ___
6. 5.055 = _____ + 50 + 5
7
5.000
Compare number up to 10.000 Compare number up to 10.000
3.506 4.506<<3 thousands is smaller than 4 thousandsTherefore, 3.506 is smaller than 4.506This means 4.506 is greater than 3.506
3 thousands is smaller than 4 thousandsTherefore, 3.506 is smaller than 4.506This means 4.506 is greater than 3.506
Compare number up to 100.000 Compare number up to 100.000
2.646 2.546>>In thousands place have the same digit6 hundreds is greater than 5 hundredsTherefore, 2.646 is greater than 2.546This means 2.546 is smaller than 2.646
In thousands place have the same digit6 hundreds is greater than 5 hundredsTherefore, 2.646 is greater than 2.546This means 2.546 is smaller than 2.646
For Remember !
We always start comparing the thousands, then the hundreds, followed by the tens and finally the ones
We always start comparing the thousands, then the hundreds, followed by the tens and finally the ones
We always start comparing the thousands, then the hundreds, followed by the tens and finally the ones
We always start comparing the thousands, then the hundreds, followed by the tens and finally the ones
7.4097.409 7.0497.049 9.0499.049
Arrange these numbers in ascending order!
The smallest The greatestThe smallest The greatest
7.0497.049 7.4097.409 9.0499.049
3.2333.233 3.3233.323 3.3323.332
Arrange these numbers in descending order!
The greatest The smallestThe greatest The smallest
3.332 3.323 3.233
Use the following digits to form 4-digits number
22 11 55 88The greatest number
8 521.
The smallest number
8 521.
1 258.
Use the following digits to form 4-digits number
00 22 44 77The greatest number
7 420.
The smallest number
7 420.
2 047.
Do the following questions!1. Write the numbers
a. Seven thousand, two hundred and sixty-eightb. Two thousand, nine hundred and elevenc. Nine thousand and nine
2. Write these numbers in wordsa. 5.515b. 3.303c. 8.018
3. Arrange these numbers in ascending ordera. 4.344 - 4.443 - 4.343b. 5.566 - 6.665 - 5.656
4. Arrange these numbers in descending ordera. 7.447 - 4.774 - 7.774b. 1.110 - 1.010 - 1.101
Do the following questions!1. Write the numbers
a. Seven thousand, two hundred and sixty-eightb. Two thousand, nine hundred and elevenc. Nine thousand and nine
2. Write these numbers in wordsa. 5.515b. 3.303c. 8.018
3. Arrange these numbers in ascending ordera. 4.344 - 4.443 - 4.343b. 5.566 - 6.665 - 5.656
4. Arrange these numbers in descending ordera. 7.447 - 4.774 - 7.774b. 1.110 - 1.010 - 1.101
