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992.9 is the same as 992⁹⁄₁₀

Place Value (Year 6)

In Year 6 place value, pupils work confidently with numbers up to ten million. This helps with reading, comparing, and rounding very large numbers in real-life contexts.

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Fascinating Fact:

Space science uses place value for huge numbers, like the Sun being about 150,000,000 km away from Earth.

In KS2 Maths, Year 6 pupils explore place value up to ten million. They practise rounding, comparing, and ordering numbers, preparing them to handle big figures in science and everyday life.

Key Terms

Ten Million: The highest place value studied in Year 6, showing groups of 10,000,000.
Ordering: Arranging numbers from smallest to largest or largest to smallest.
Value: The amount a digit represents depending on its place in the number.

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What is place value in Year 6 Maths?

In Year 6 Maths, place value is understanding digits in numbers up to ten million, such as the 4 in 4,562,891 meaning four millions.

How do you round numbers to the nearest million?

To round to the nearest million, check the hundred-thousands digit. If it is 5 or more, round up. If it is 4 or less, round down.

Why is learning place value important?

Learning place value is important because it helps pupils understand big numbers used in science, money, geography, and population studies.

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1 .

When 59,762 is divided by 10, what will we get?

59,7620

5,976.00

5,976.2

5,976,200

To divide by 10 move the numbers one place to the right

2 .

When we divide a number by one hundred what should we move?

We should move the digits one place to the left

We should move the digits one place to the right

We should move the digits two places to the left

We should move the digits two places to the right

So 300 divided by 100 = 3

3 .

Which is the smallest of these numbers?

45 tenths

45 tens

45 hundredths

45 ones

45 hundredths is equal to 0.45

4 .

Which is the number that is equivalent to one hundred and forty two point eight seven?

14.287

142.87

1,428.7

142,087

142.87 has 1 hundred
4 tens
2 ones
8 tenths
and 7 hundredths

5 .

What does the digit 3 in 62.13 represent?

3 hundredths

3 tenths

3 ones

3 tens

Numbers to the right of a decimal point represent 10^ths 100^ths 1,000^ths 10,000^ths etc...

6 .

When we multiply a digit by ten what should we move?

We should move the digits one place to the left

We should move the digits one place to the right

We should move the digits ten places to the left

We should move the digits ten places to the right

So 300 x 10 = 3,000

7 .

What is the value of the digit 9 in 128.96?

9 hundredths

9 tenths

9 ones

9 tens

The first column after the decimal point is tenths so the 9 = ⁹?₁₀

8 .

What needs to be added to 45.612 to make 45.682?

0.7

0.007

0.07

The 1 and the 8 are both in the hundredths column so ⁷?₁₀₀ or 0.07 must be added

9 .

Which digit is a place holder?

0s at the start or end of a number are place holders

10 .

When 24,597 is multiplied by 100, what will we get?

245.97

245,970

2,459.7

2,459,700

To multiply by 100 move the numbers two places to the left

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Place value

Author: Amanda Swift (Primary School Teacher & Educational Content Developer)

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