1 Write 5402 in words 2 3485 3000 3 What is 10 more than 8439 4 4539 200 What number is represented Draw counters to represent 2362 3 What number is represented ID: 931869
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Slide1
WALT: recognise numbers up to 100,000
1) Write 5,402 in words.2) 3,485 3,000 3) What is 10 more than 8,439?4) 4,539 200
Slide2What number is represented?
Draw counters to represent 2,3623) What number is represented?
Thousands
Hundreds
TensOnes
ThousandsHundredsTensOnes
Slide3TTh
ThHTO
586
Slide4Slide5Have a think
1 more
10 more
100 more
1,000 more
5,000
5,001
5,011
5,010
5,100
6,000
6,530
100 less
6,430
6,431
6,440
7,430
Slide6Rosie is thinking of a 3-digit number.
She uses exactly 4 counters to make her number.There are a different number of counters in each place value column.HundredsTens
Ones
Have a think
There are two more counters in the ones than hundreds.
310
301
130
103
Slide7TTh
ThHTO
36,847
Thirty six thousand, eight hundred and forty seven
30,000
6,000
800
7
40
Slide8I added 3 counters in the tens column. Have a thinkTThTh
H
T
O
Slide936,847
30 36,877
TTh
Th
HTO
Slide10I added 3 counters in the hundreds column. TThThHTO
Have a think
Slide1136,847
300 37,147
TTh
Th
HTO
Slide1249,532
49,000
?
532
58,501
500?58,001
Slide1314,670
12,000
70
600
80,665
660
10,000
?
2,000
?
?
?
70,000
5
Have a think
Slide14Exit Pass
The Romans didn’t have the number 0.Would this have been a problem? Why?
Slide15Write 49,012 in words.
70 x 4 = 7823 + 349 = 862 x 10 = 7203 – 428 = WALT: recognise numbers up to 1,000,000
Slide16HTh
TThThHTO
100,000
20,000
600
30
5
0
120,635
One hundred and twenty thousand, six hundred and thirty five
1
2
0
6
3
5
Slide17Slide18What is the value of the 7 in each number?
23,67147,964HTh
TTh
Th
HTO
7,000704
7
2,
6
9
2
70,000
Slide19Slide20Slide21Have a think
584,693 284,693 ?
I need to use a written method to work out the missing number.
300,000
?
485,680 405,680
80,000
Slide22Slide23HTh
TThThHTO
Rosie is thinking of a 6-digit number.
The greatest digit has the largest possible value.
The second digit is double the last digit.
The first and last digits add up to 11The value of the digit in the hundreds column is 7The value of the digit in the thousands column is 3The last 3 digits add up to 14What is Rosie’s number?
9
2
4
7
3
5
943,752
Slide24Exit Pass
Oh wow! It’s SATs practice!