Ordering numbers up to 1 million

Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet

Write the numbers from smallest to largest.

1) 2)
94,091 126,620
389,662 605,606
9,271 73,991
359,010 71,114
156,187 1,270
947 8,124

3) 4)
410,917 901,959
935 164,894
3,406 149,663
114,880 323,175
663,020 18,618
738,212 422,957

5) 6)
942,162 802,121
146,411 441
358,700 2,320
611 68,321
952 2,597
86,429 708,947

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Ordering numbers up to 1 million
Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet

Write the numbers from smallest to largest.

1) 2)
94,091 947 126,620 1,270
389,662 9,271 605,606 8,124
9,271 94,091 73,991 71,114
359,010 156,187 71,114 73,991
156,187 359,010 1,270 126,620
947 389,662 8,124 605,606

3) 4)
410,917 935 901,959 18,618
935 3,406 164,894 149,663
3,406 114,880 149,663 164,894
114,880 410,917 323,175 323,175
663,020 663,020 18,618 422,957
738,212 738,212 422,957 901,959

5) 6)
942,162 611 802,121 441
146,411 952 441 2,320
358,700 86,429 2,320 2,597
611 146,411 68,321 68,321
952 358,700 2,597 708,947
86,429 942,162 708,947 802,121

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 Year Six
Place Value
Objective: Objective: Count, read, write and compare numbers up to
10,000,000 and determine the value of each digit

Step One: Numbers to 10,000,000

 Match the numbers to the correct
representation.
1,104,213 1,014,213 1,410,213

One million, one hundred and four thousand, two

hundred and thirteen.

Can you write the numerals in

words?
Complete the Missing Numbers

How many different ways can you partition: 4,677, 888?

What is the new number?

Can you explain the different strategies you could use to work
this out?
Think, Pair and Share

With your partner, work out all of the

possible combinations to make the above
statement correct.
Is he correct?
Challenge Time!

Create your
own puzzle like
this for your
friend to solve!
Comparing numbers up to 1 million
Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet

Example: 4,836 > 2,835

Compare the numbers with > or < or =.

1) 2)
41,771 54,464 5,620 3,155

3) 4)
309,791 573,399 185,539 215,421

5) 6)
971,663 637,761 51,102 623,786

7) 8)
96,188 970,713 468,488 404,476

9) 10)
6,832 2,253 164,388 896,025

11) 12)
26,002 18,170 83,208 7,050

13) 14)
47,272 91,095 933,738 564,844

15) 16)
831,780 417,565 9,719 9,730

17) 18)
703,954 307,588 17,670 215,503

19) 20)
803,375 559,196 196,866 449,390

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Comparing numbers up to 1 million
Grade 4 Place Value Worksheet

Example: 4,836 > 2,835

Compare the numbers with > or < or =.

1) 2)
41,771 < 54,464 5,620 > 3,155

3) 4)
309,791 < 573,399 185,539 < 215,421

5) 6)
971,663 > 637,761 51,102 < 623,786

7) 8)
96,188 < 970,713 468,488 > 404,476

9) 10)
6,832 > 2,253 164,388 < 896,025

11) 12)
26,002 > 18,170 83,208 > 7,050

13) 14)
47,272 < 91,095 933,738 > 564,844

15) 16)
831,780 > 417,565 9,719 < 9,730

17) 18)
703,954 > 307,588 17,670 < 215,503

19) 20)
803,375 > 559,196 196,866 < 449,390

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 Lesson 1: Let’s Think

What’s the same and what’s different about:

9,940,024 4,409,092

4,049,029

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
 Lesson 1: Let’s Apply

Place the < or > signs into the

statements below to make them correct:

9,940,024 4,409,092

10,843,854 10,843,954

850,096,999 850,876,483

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
 Lesson 2: Let’s Think
Four children are playing on the ‘Tomb
Runner’ app on their tablets. Here are
their final scores:
Kian: 543,933 Otis: 543,983

Hope: 589,143 Grace: 598,143

Who scored the most? Who scored the least?

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
 Lesson 2: Let’s Apply

Order these numbers from smallest to largest.

5,765,473 6,043,030

5,843,832 5,843,974 5,840,002

Smallest Largest

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
 Lesson 3: Let’s Think
Create a hard and easy question about place
value and ordering based on the numbers
below.
57,483,831
59,483,832
57,584,931
57,483,931

What makes the question hard? What makes it easy?

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
 Lesson 3: Let’s Apply

Tom says, “56,584 is bigger than 56,983”.

Explain WHY Tom is wrong.

SATs Revision Pack A: I can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000
Name: ___________________ Date: ________________

Number and Place Value

a. 4,360,000
What place is the underlined digit in? ___________
What is the value of the underlined digit? ___________

b. 56,001,030
What place is the underlined digit in? ___________
What is the value of the underlined digit? ___________

c. 3,924,860
What place is the underlined digit in? ___________
What is the value of the underlined digit? ___________

d. 19,152,340

What place is the underlined digit in? ___________

What is the value of the underlined digit? ___________

e. 50,352,340

What place is the underlined digit in? ___________

What is the value of the underlined digit? ___________
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