Year 5 Place Value Worksheet - Intermediate

Year 5 Place Value worksheet for Year 5 (Key Stage 2 / Year 3-6 (Ages 7-11)). Intermediate level maths practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.

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Place-Value Power: Numbers to 1,000,000

Year 5 | Ages 9–10 | Intermediate

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Instructions: Work through each activity carefully. Use the place-value value of each digit to help you, and show your reasoning where useful. Check that each answer matches the place or rounding step asked for.

Read, Write and Compare

Write each number in the form requested. For the comparison, use <, > or = in the box. Remember that the position of a digit determines its value.

1. Write 604,081 in words.

2. Write six hundred and thirty-two thousand, nine hundred and seven in figures.

3. What is the value of the digit 7 in 472,615?

4. Put these numbers in ascending order: 305,090; 350,009; 305,900.

5. 508,406 508,460

Count in Powers of 10

Find each missing number by counting forwards or backwards in equal steps. Check the size and direction of the step before you calculate.

1. 246,380; 246,480; 246,580; ___

2. 708,000; 698,000; 688,000; ___

3. 53,275; 54,275; ___; 56,275

4. 901,500; 901,400; ___; 901,200

5. 125,000; 225,000; ___; 425,000

Rounding to Different Places

Round each number to the place named. Look at the digit immediately to the right of that place: 5 or more means round up; 4 or less means keep the digit the same.

1. Round 384,267 to the nearest 10.

2. Round 615,349 to the nearest 100.

3. Round 472,650 to the nearest 1,000.

4. Round 849,321 to the nearest 10,000.

5. Round 249,999 to the nearest 100,000.

Negative Numbers in Context

Use the temperature changes to answer each question. Temperatures below zero are negative; moving to a warmer temperature means moving up the number line.

At dawn, the temperature is −4°C. By midday it rises by 9°C, then overnight it falls by 7°C.

1. What is the temperature at midday?

2. What is the temperature after the overnight fall?

3. Which temperature is colder: −6°C or −2°C?

4. A lift is on floor −2 and travels up 7 floors. Which floor does it reach?

Roman Numerals and Years

Read each Roman numeral by using the values I = 1, V = 5, X = 10, L = 50, C = 100, D = 500 and M = 1,000. For the year, write the Roman numeral as an ordinary number.

1. Write XLIV as a number.

2. Write 394 in Roman numerals.

3. Write DCCLXXXII as a number.

4. A building has the date MDCCLXXVI carved above its entrance. Write the year in figures.

5. Write 2024 in Roman numerals.

Answer Key

Activity 1: six hundred and four thousand and eighty-one ; 632,907 ; 70,000 ; 305,090, 305,900, 350,009 ; <

Activity 2: 246,680 ; 678,000 ; 55,275 ; 901,300 ; 325,000

Activity 3: 384,270 ; 615,300 ; 473,000 ; 850,000 ; 200,000

Activity 4: 5°C ; −2°C ; −6°C ; floor 5

Activity 5: 44 ; CCCXCIV ; 782 ; 1776 ; MMXXIV