Hundreds, Tens, and Ones
Every digit in a number has a "home." Depending on where it sits, it represents a different amount!
The Place Value Map
When we look at a 3-digit number, we read it from left to right:
Hundreds
100s
100s
Tens
10s
10s
Ones
1s
1s
Quick Tip: 10 Ones make 1 Ten. 10 Tens make 1 Hundred!
The number 342 means:
3 Hundreds (300) + 4 Tens (40) + 2 Ones (2)
What number is shown?
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Place Value Master!
You've mastered Hundreds, Tens, and Ones. You can now break down any number up to 1000!