Place value chart
A place value chart gives every digit its own column, so children can see that the 5 in 58 means 5 tens. Kids write numbers up to 100 into the chart and read numbers back out of it.
How to solve this
- A place value table has columns for hundreds, tens, and ones — each digit belongs in exactly one column.
- Write each digit under the correct heading; never crowd two digits into one column.
- Check by reading the columns left to right — you should get back the original number.
Examples
tens: 5, ones: 8
58
72
7 tens + 2 ones
Practice problems with answers
Solve these problems on paper or out loud, then check the answer key. The online practice and the printable worksheet give a new set every time.
- 31 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- tens: 1 | ones: 3 → ___
- 12 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- 76 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- 62 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- 49 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- 90 → tens: ___ | ones: ___
- tens: 3 | ones: 2 → ___
Show answers
- tens: 3 | ones: 1
- 13
- tens: 1 | ones: 2
- tens: 7 | ones: 6
- tens: 6 | ones: 2
- tens: 4 | ones: 9
- tens: 9 | ones: 0
- 32