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Do you need simple and ready-to-use 1st-grade Place Value worksheets that can be used as formative assessments to prepare students for their summative assessment?? Look no further! These worksheets are just what you need and you will quickly be able to gauge where your students are at in their understanding of place value!

Here's what you'll get:

✅ 11 Place Value Worksheets

Place Value Tens and Ones Identification Worksheets (2 Pages): On the first worksheet, students color the apples according to the color code. On the second worksheet, there are two sections. In the first section, students write how many tens and ones are in each number. In the second section, students write the number when given the number of tens and ones.
Counting & Drawing Base 10 Blocks Worksheets (5 Pages): Students count and total base 10 blocks, count base 10 blocks and write the number of tens, ones, and what it equals, and they draw base 10 blocks
Roll the Tens and Ones Place Value Chart: Students roll two dice and that determines what their standard form number is. For example, if they roll a 1 and a 3 the standard form could be 13 or 31. They write the number under the standard form column. Then fill out how many tens and ones are in that number and draw a picture of what it would look like in base ten blocks.
Place Value Grouping Tens Worksheet: Students circle the objects into groups of tens. Then students write how many tens, how many ones, and what it equals.
Place Value Unit Review Worksheets (2 Pages): There are problems for each part of the standard: tens place and ones place identification, counting base 10 blocks, drawing base 10 blocks, circling groups of 10 and writing the number of tens and ones and what that equals

***Answer Keys included***

These worksheets are perfect for formally assessing students' understanding during whole-class instruction. You can also use them in math centers or as a rotation in Daily 5.

The best part? You'll love being able to see exactly where your students are at in the learning process. Can they identify the tens place and ones place? Can they count base 10 blocks? When given a number, do they know how to draw that number of base 10 blocks? Can they circle groups of 10 objects and write how many tens and ones there are and what that equals? You'll see right away!

These worksheets are quick to print and easy for students to understand. Your students will be learning but will be having fun in the process! They're also easy to assign a substitute to do with students.

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

CCSS.1.NBT.B.2

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