Grade 4 Place Value: Place names (to 1,000,000)

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What students practice: Place names and digit values support, but are not the same as, the ten-times relationship.

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Grade 4 · Place Value

Place Names (to 1,000,000)

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Set 1 · Grade 4 · Place Value

Example problems by difficulty

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Easy

In 95,138, which place is the digit 5 in?
Answer: thousands
In 540,931, which place is the digit 3 in?
Answer: tens

Standard

In 249,813, which place is the digit 9 in?
Answer: thousands
In 314,790, which digit is in the thousands place?
Answer: 4

Challenge

In 713,645, which digit is in the hundred thousands place?
Answer: 7
In 369,054, which digit is in the thousands place?
Answer: 9

Where this skill fits

Next skill: Value of a digit (to 1,000,000)
All grades: Place Value worksheets, Grades 1–5

Related Common Core standards

4.NBT.A.1 — Recognize that a digit in one place represents ten times the place to its right.

The match is approximate (a prerequisite, extension or different context), so treat this as related practice rather than coverage of the standard. Common Core–informed practice; not a claim of official alignment.