This understanding connects quantities from 0 through 1,000 with their written numerals, using the positions of hundreds, tens, and ones to record each value accurately. It includes interpreting zero as a place holder when a place has no units and distinguishing the value of a digit from its written position, establishing a foundation for comparing numbers and performing addition and subtraction with place value.
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To write a whole number, look at how many hundreds, tens, and ones it has. Write those digits in the order:
Example: Write the number with 5 hundreds, 0 tens, and 8 ones.
So, the number is:
The digit has a value of because it is in the hundreds place. The digit has a value of because it is in the ones place. Thus,
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