Place value table
Place value table helps children practise reading and filling a three-column place-value table for hundreds, tens, and ones. Read the short guide and look through the examples before choosing online practice or a printable worksheet.
How to solve this
- The place value table has three columns — H (hundreds), T (tens), O (ones) — each digit goes in exactly one column.
- Write the hundreds digit under H, tens under T, ones under O; leading zeros are not written.
- Check by reading the table left to right: H×100 + T×10 + O must equal the original number.
Examples
hundreds: 4, tens: 2, ones: 7
427
583
5 hundreds + 8 tens + 3 ones