Place value worksheets help 2nd grade students practice reading, writing, building, comparing, and adding or subtracting numbers using hundreds, tens, and ones. These printable and digital worksheets give students repeated practice with important math skills while keeping activities engaging and easy for teachers to prep. They are especially helpful for math centers, small groups, independent practice, intervention, and review.

For students to master skills such as addition and subtraction facts, knowing their place value is of utmost importance! Just like with any skill, the more place value is practiced, the better it is learned. But, daily repetitive place value practice can get boring for students. Introducing Lucky Little Learners Place Value Worksheets! With a wide array of place value worksheets, this product is sure to keep students engaged and learning!
In this post, you’ll find place value worksheets for:
- Hundreds, tens, and ones
- Comparing and ordering numbers
- Skip counting by 5s, 10s, and 100s
- Mental math with place value
- 3-Digit numbers
- Addition and subtraction with and without regrouping
- Reading and writing number practice
Where can you get practice sheets for all essential place value skills?

Essential Place Value Skills
1. Hundreds, Tens, Ones
These place value worksheets help students understand how numbers are built using hundreds, tens, and ones. Students will practice building 3-digit numbers, identifying digit values, working with base-ten blocks, making groups of ten, and recognizing patterns when adding 1, 10, or 100.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Building 3-Digit Numbers — Build numbers using hundreds, tens, and ones
- Magical Numbers — Identify the amount of hundreds, tens, and ones in a number
- Place Value Painting — Match base-ten blocks to numbers through the hundreds place
- Roping Up Groups of Ten — Practice bundling ones into groups of ten
- Searching for Hundreds — Use bundles of ten to understand hundreds
- Working with Hundreds — Strengthen understanding of ten tens as one hundred
- Hundreds, Tens, and Ones — Identify and represent numbers by place value
- Pick the Place Value Key — Match digits to their correct place value
- Loads of Numbers — Practice reading and representing numbers with hundreds, tens, and ones
- Exploring 3-Digit Numbers — Understand that 10 tens equal 1 hundred
- How is it Different? — Compare tens and ones to understand how place value changes a number
- Mystery Numbers — Use clues to identify numbers based on place value
- Place Value Practice — Review key place value skills
- Make a New Ten — Practice composing a new ten
- Adding 1, 10, or 100 to a Number — Recognize place value patterns when adding
- Time to Work — Use place value and properties of operations to solve problems
Why this is an important place value skill: Students need repeated practice with hundreds, tens, and ones before they can confidently read, build, compare, add, and subtract larger numbers.


2. Comparing Numbers & Number Values
These place value worksheets help students practice identifying digit values, comparing 3-digit numbers, and ordering numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least. Students will work with hundreds, tens, and ones to better understand how each digit affects the value of a number.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Delicious Digits — Identify the value of a digit in a number
- Give the Dog a Bone — Build understanding of place value
- Comparing Cats — Compare numbers using place value
- Greater Than, Less Than — Use comparison symbols to compare numbers
- Comparing Prices — Compare numbers in a real-world money-themed format
- Comparing Numbers — Practice comparing 2-digit and 3-digit numbers
- Racing to be First — Order numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least
- Order on the Race Track — Strengthen number ordering skills
- Camp Place Value — Determine the value of an underlined digit

Why this is an important place value skill: Comparing numbers helps students understand the value of each digit and recognize how place value affects the size of a number.
3. Mental Math
These place value worksheets help students use number patterns to solve addition and subtraction problems mentally. Students will practice adding and subtracting with place value strategies, building fluency without always needing to regroup or use a written algorithm.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Ready…Set…Go! — Practice mental math strategies
- Adding and Subtracting — Solve addition and subtraction problems mentally
- Spin to Solve — Use a spinner activity to practice mental math
- Mental Math Mail — Add and subtract mentally using place value patterns
- Speedy Mental Math — Build fluency with mental addition and subtraction
- Carnival Mental Math Map — Practice mental addition and subtraction in an engaging map-themed activity

Why this is an important place value skill: Mental math strengthens number sense by helping students notice patterns when adding or subtracting 1, 10, or 100.
4. Skip Counting
These place value worksheets help students practice counting by 5s, 10s, and 100s. Students will use number lines, number patterns, and themed activities to strengthen skip counting fluency and build a stronger understanding of how numbers grow.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Skipping by Tens — Practice skip counting by 10s
- Number Line Skip Counting — Use a number line to count by 10s
- Ice Cream for Fives — Practice skip counting by 5s
- Making Jumps of Five — Use jumps of 5 to build skip counting fluency
- Hero of Hundreds — Practice skip counting by 100s
- Skip Counting Hundreds — Count forward by hundreds
- Skip Counting Review — Review skip counting patterns
- Counting by Tens and Hundreds — Practice counting by 10s and 100s

Why this is an important place value skill: Skip counting builds a foundation for place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and understanding number patterns.
5. Read & Write Numbers to 100
These place value worksheets help students practice reading, writing, and representing numbers up to 1,000. Students will work with standard form, expanded form, word form, number patterns, and 3-digit number charts to strengthen their understanding of how numbers are built.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Place Value Party — Practice writing numbers in standard form
- Case of the Missing Numbers — Read and write numbers up to 1,000
- Ways to Write a Number — Represent numbers in different forms
- Place Value Puzzles — Match and build numbers using place value understanding
- 3-Digit Number Charts — Practice reading and writing 3-digit numbers
- Fishing for Number Forms — Identify and match standard form, expanded form, and word form

Why this is an important place value skill: Practicing standard form, expanded form, and word form helps students connect digits to their actual values.
6. 3-Digit Numbers
These place value worksheets help students practice reading, writing, and understanding 3-digit numbers. Students will work with hundreds, tens, and ones to see how each digit contributes to the total value of a number.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Place Value Picnic — Build understanding of 3-digit numbers using hundreds, tens, and ones
- Understanding 3-Digits — Practice reading and writing 3-digit numbers

Why this is an important place value skill: Working with 3-digit numbers helps 2nd graders move beyond tens and ones and understand how hundreds fit into the base-ten system.
7. Addition With & Without Regrouping
These place value worksheets help students practice adding 2-digit and 3-digit numbers with and without regrouping. Students will use place value strategies to add tens and ones, combine multiple addends, and understand how regrouping works when numbers are added.
Worksheets included in the pack:
- Drops of Addition — Practice 2-digit addition without regrouping
- Adding with Emojis — Solve 2-digit addition problems without regrouping
- Add It Up Popsicles — Add multiple 2-digit numbers
- Spinning Big Problems — Practice adding multiple 2-digit numbers
- Flying Four-Addend Kites — Add four 2-digit numbers
- Turtle-y Awesome Addition — Practice 2-digit addition with regrouping
- Put on a Show — Solve 2-digit addition problems with regrouping
- Kick It To The Top — Practice mixed 2-digit addition with and without regrouping
- “Egg-cellent” Addition — Add numbers up to 1,000 with regrouping
- Lights, Camera, Addition — Practice addition to 1,000 with regrouping
- Adding Tens and Ones — Add tens and ones using place value
- 3-Digit Addition with Regrouping — Solve 3-digit addition problems with regrouping
- Adding 2- and 3-Digit Numbers — Use place value to add 2-digit and 3-digit numbers

Why this is an important place value skill:Place value understanding helps students see why regrouping works instead of simply memorizing addition steps.
8. Subtraction With & Without Regrouping
These place value worksheets help students practice subtracting 2-digit and 3-digit numbers with and without regrouping. Students will use place value strategies to subtract tens and ones, regroup when needed, and better understand how numbers can be broken apart.
Worksheets included in this section:
- Batter Up Subtraction — Practice 2-digit subtraction without regrouping
- Coffee Shop Subtraction — Solve 2-digit subtraction problems without regrouping
- Splashing Into Subtraction — Practice 2-digit subtraction with regrouping
- Llama Tell You about Regrouping — Strengthen understanding of 2-digit subtraction with regrouping
- Sea Creature Subtraction — Solve 2-digit subtraction problems with regrouping
- Dino Subtraction — Practice 3-digit subtraction with regrouping
- Super Tennis Subtraction — Solve 3-digit subtraction problems with regrouping
- Shoot Out — Use place value strategies to solve subtraction problems
- 3-Digit Subtraction with Regrouping — Practice subtracting 3-digit numbers with regrouping

Why this is an important place value skill: Subtraction with regrouping becomes easier when students understand how hundreds, tens, and ones can be broken apart and recombined.
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