Counting and numbers made easy: Worksheets for first graders

Fun and engaging activities to practice place value skills

You'll find here many engaging activities that will help you practice your place value skills and have fun at the same time.

Here are some ideas:

• Use base ten blocks or other manipulatives to model numbers and show their place values. For example, you can use ten rods and unit cubes to show 23 as two tens and three ones.
• Play games with dice or cards to make two-digit numbers and compare them using greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=) symbols. For example;

  You can roll two dice and make a two-digit number, such as 36. Then compare it with another number using >, <, or =.

• Use a hundreds chart to find patterns and relationships between numbers. For example, you can color all ten multiples on the chart and see how they end with zero. You can also use the chart to skip count by tens or ones.
• Write numbers in different forms, such as standard form (23), word form (twenty-three), or expanded form (20 + 3).

  You can also write numbers in different ways using commas or decimal points. For example, you can write 23 as twenty-three or two thousand three hundred.

MathSkills4Kids fun and engaging worksheets to practice place value

You are in luck if you want more fun and engaging worksheets to practice place value! MathSkills4Kids has some excellent free printable 1^st-grade place value worksheets you can download and print at home.

These worksheets will help you practice reading and writing numbers in different forms, comparing and ordering numbers, using place value models, and more.

Here are some examples of what you will find:

• Practice with Place Value Models up to 100: In these worksheets, you will use base ten blocks or other place value models to show two-digit numbers up to 100. You will also match numbers with their models and vice versa.
• Write Numbers as Tens and Ones: In these worksheets, you will write two-digit numbers as tens and ones using words or symbols. For example, you will write 23 as two tens and three ones or as 2T + 3O.

Bonus: More free printable 1^st-grade place value worksheets are here!

If you want even more free printable 1^st-grade place value worksheets, check out these websites for some great resources:

• Education.com: This website has hundreds of worksheets on math topics for grades K-5. You can find worksheets on place values up to three digits and other skills like addition, subtraction, measurement, geometry, etc.
• Math-Aids.com: This website allows you to generate worksheets on math topics for Grades K-12. You can customize your worksheets by choosing the difficulty level, number range, format, etc.

  You can find worksheets on place values up to four digits and other skills like fractions, decimals, multiplication, division, etc.

• Math-Drills.com: This website has thousands of free math worksheets for grades K-12 on various math topics. You can find worksheets on place values up to six digits and other skills like algebra, statistics, probability, etc.