Place Value HTO

A place value worksheet that helps primary pupils partition three-digit numbers into hundreds, tens and ones using a clear visual representation.

This Hundreds, Tens and Ones worksheet supports children in understanding the place value of digits within three-digit numbers. Pupils use the house-style H, T and O grids to build a number before partitioning it into hundreds, tens and ones.

A worked example shows 346 = 300 + 40 + 6, clearly modelling how each digit represents a different value.

The resource is ideal for developing place value, partitioning, expanded form and three-digit number recognition. The repeated structure provides plenty of space for pupils to create their own examples or complete numbers chosen by the teacher.

Suitable for KS1 and lower KS2 maths lessons, independent practice, interventions, homework or assessment, particularly when introducing or reinforcing hundreds, tens and ones.