Place Value - Grade 2 Math Worksheet 11 - Free Printable

Download this free printable Place Value worksheet for Grade 2 Math. Perfect for practice, homework, and classroom use.

Grade 2 Math practice

This printable Place Value worksheet is part of the free WizKidsHub Grade 2 Math collection. Print it at home or in the classroom for extra practice.

What this worksheet teaches

• Regroup ten ones as one ten and ten tens as one hundred.
• Read, write and model three-digit numbers as hundreds, tens and ones.
• Explain what each digit in a number such as 407 represents, including the role of the zero.
• Compare and order three-digit numbers using the hundreds digit first, then tens, then ones.

How to use this worksheet

Finish with a regrouping demonstration: count out ten single objects, bundle them, then ten bundles into a hundred. Children who have physically made a hundred from tens handle the expanded-form and regrouping questions much more confidently than those who have only read about it.

Sample questions from this worksheet

1. (14 + 12) ___ (10 + 20)
2. (25 + 15) ___ (30 + 10)

Frequently asked questions

How high should Grade 2 place value go?

Up to 1,000 is the usual Grade 2 range. Thousands can wait until three-digit work - including numbers with zeros in the middle - is comfortable.

My child says the 0 in 407 means nothing. How should I explain it?

It means no tens, and it holds the 4 in the hundreds place. Write 47 and 407 in labelled columns side by side - seeing the 4 shift columns when the zero is removed makes the zero's job obvious.

Why does my child think 89 is bigger than 102?

Because 8 and 9 are bigger digits than 1, 0 and 2. Comparing digit sizes instead of place values is the standard Grade 2 slip. Put both numbers in hundreds-tens-ones columns and compare the leftmost column first.