This document discusses place value in two-digit and three-digit numbers. It explains that two-digit numbers use the tens and ones places, while three-digit numbers add the hundreds place. The hundreds, tens, and ones places are identified for the numbers 521 and 345. Practice is then provided writing out three-digit numbers filling in the hundreds, tens, and ones places.

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My SchoolhouseLessons & WorksheetsMath LessonsReading LessonsSocial Studies LessonsScience LessonsSpelling LessonsLanguage Arts Lessons<br />Hundreds Place ValueReturn to Home PageSample WorksheetsBackground OffPrincipio del formulario Two-digit and three-digit numbers use the tens and hundreds place value.The numbers 32 and 16 are called \"
two-digit\"
numbers.The numbers 521 and 345 are \"
three-digit\"
numbers.Notice that 521 and 345 have one more digit.The first digit is in the hundreds place, the second digit is in the tens place and the third digit is in the ones place. HUNDREDS TENS ONES 5213 4 5 Practice writing three-digit numbers. Fill in the boxes below. THREE DIGIT NUMBERHUNDREDSTENS ONES241214666654259761251536007227653658882343457552191 Elementary Lessons & Self-Correcting Worksheets for Children in all Subject Areas.1500 Lessons & Worksheets in Math, Reading, Spelling, Science, Language, and Social Studies.If you have found an error or would like to make comments on this lesson HYPERLINK \"
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