This document discusses place value and how numbers are represented visually using cubes, rods, and sheets to represent ones, tens, and hundreds. It explains that place value is read from right to left and outlines the place value groups of ones, thousands, millions, and higher orders of magnitude up to hundreds of trillions.

1. Place Value
A visual comparison

2. One, Ten, A Hundred

3. 1 Cube, 10 Rod (stick), 100 Sheet (square)

4. Right to Left for Place Value Chart
one, ten, a hundred

5. Ones (Units) up to 100 Thousand

6. The difference between
One Million and One

7. The first three groups or periods
Units, Thousands, Millions

8. Millions and Billions
Notice, Thousands group is insignificant

9. A Trillion

10. A Hundred Trillion
Notice, you can not even see the Millions