Free Place Value Worksheet | Class 1 | Maths | BookFlik

Free Place Value Worksheet | Class 1 | Maths | BookFlik worksheet preview — Maths Place Value
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  • Subject: Maths
  • Topic: Place Value
  • Year group: Year 1
  • Difficulty: Core

Boost your classroom confidence with our latest primary resource. This high-quality Maths place value worksheet year 1 core activity is designed to help children master the fundamental concepts of tens and ones. Aligned perfectly with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum, this resource supports pupils as they learn to partition two-digit numbers and identify the value of each digit within a number up to 50.

In this engaging activity, Max the monkey needs help organising his collection of shiny pebbles. By helping Max count his treasures, children will develop a solid understanding of how numbers are structured. Our Maths place value worksheet year 1 core pack includes a variety of tasks that encourage pupils to represent numbers using base-ten blocks, tally marks, and written words. This ensures students can confidently explain that a number like 24 is made up of two tens and four ones.

Teachers can use this resource as a guided practice activity during whole-class instruction or as an independent task during maths rotations. The worksheet is pitched at the expected standard for Class 1, making it an excellent tool for assessing prior knowledge or consolidating learning after a new unit. By using our Maths place value worksheet year 1 core, you can save valuable planning time while providing your students with a fun, structured way to build their mathematical fluency.

The pack includes 7 carefully crafted questions:

1. Circle the tens in the number 35.

2. How many ones are in the number 17?

3. Draw base-ten blocks to show the number 22.

4. If Max has 3 tens and 6 ones, what is his total?

5. Write the number shown by these symbols.

6. True or false: 41 has 4 ones and 1 ten.

7. Partition the number 48 into tens and ones.

Download this free resource today to help your class master their place value skills with ease and enjoyment.

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