CCSS 5.NBT.A.1 Identify Place Value. Practice writing numbers to the thousands place, standard form
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Question 1
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 2
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 3
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 4
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 5
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 6
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 7
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 8
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 9
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Click on Show Your Work. Using the tools type each number in standard form. Circle the numbers where a comma was used to separate the thousands from the hundreds.
Question 10
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Click on the image. Using the tools, CIRCLE the largest number. Then DRAW A LINE under the smallest number
Question 11
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Write a number in the thousands with a 7 in the tens place.
Question 12
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Write a number in the thousands with a 4 in the thousands place.
