So far, we have seen how to read, write and use place-value blocks to make $3$3 digit numbers.
What number is represented by these blocks?
Another word that we can use to describe the ones place is 'units'.
This video looks at how we can break up numbers with place value, and how we can use that to solve problems.
Fill in the boxes with the missing numbers.
$627=\editable{}+20+\editable{}$627=+20+
This video shows you how to use a number expander to write a number in different ways. Why not try making a number expander with paper?
We have written the number $705$705 in a number expander.
Fill in the boxes below to make the sentences correct.
This number is made up of $\editable{}$ hundreds and $5$5 ones.
We can also write the number using only tens and ones.
Writing it this way, $705$705 is made up of $\editable{}$ tens and $5$5 ones.
Even though we might think of $500$500 as $5$5 hundreds, we can also think of it as $50$50 tens, or $500$500 units.