Place Value (Up to 9,999)

This interactive math practice lesson is all about place value! Students will practice place value up to the thousands. Using 'drag-and-drop' T charts, multiple choice questions, and numbers in written in word form, students will answer questions such as, 'What is the value of the underlined digit?', 'What number is shown?', and 'Drag each number to match the place value in the chart.'

I Know It is designed as an online interactive math practice program for elementary-aged students. Our website features a kid-friendly display screen, whimsical animated characters, and an easy-to-navigate layout. Children will feel like they are playing a fun, yet challenging, math game. Teachers will like how our math lessons cover a wide variety of popular math skills topics.

I Know It math lessons include a variety of features that enrich the overall learning experience children receive when they use our program. Students may click on a 'hint' that shows them how to begin a problem if they get stuck. A progress-tracker shows students how many questions they've answered so far, and a score-tracker beneath that lets them know how many problems they've solved correctly. Whenever a student answers a question incorrectly, a detailed explanation graphic pops up to illustrate the correct way to solve the problem.

All math lessons on I Know It include a read-aloud feature, ideal for ESL/ELL students and for students who prefer auditory learning. Students simply click on the speaker icon in the upper-left corner of the screen, and the question will be read aloud to them in a clear voice.

It is our hope that our interactive math website will help your students develop stronger math skills, including place value up to thousands. Try out this lesson, and remember to browse our other math topics!

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The benefits of an I Know It membership are many, but to highlight a few, they include the ability to create a class roster, assign individual student logins, give specific math assignments to each student, view student lesson scores, and change lesson settings (like turning off the animated character or limiting the number of hints students may use per lesson).

When a student logs in with his or her unique login information, he or she will see a kid-friendly homepage that displays 'My Assignments' and gives the student the ability to explore lessons at his or her assigned grade level (which will appear discretely as 'Level A,' 'Level B,' and so on), or explore lessons at different grade levels.

This math practice lesson is classified as Level B. It may be appropriate for a second grade class or a third grade class.

Comparing Numbers to 99 (Level B)
In this second grade-level lesson, students will decide whether a number is greater than, less than, or equal to another number. Students will be asked questions such as 'Which number sentence is true?' and 'Drag and drop the symbol that makes the number sentence true.'

Place Value (Up to Thousands) (Level C)
In this third grade-level math game, students will practice determining place value up to the thousands. Children will answer questions like 'Drag each number to match the place value in the chart,' and 'What is the value of the underlined digit?'