Hundreds, Tens, and Ones Worksheet/Game

Hundreds, Tens, and Ones Worksheet/Game
Welcome to Hundreds, Tens, and Ones Worksheet/Game. This game is a place value identification game. It challenges you to quickly locate a specific digit within a three-digit number based on its position. Scroll down the page for a more detailed explanation.

 

 

Setting Up Your Game
When you first open the game, you’ll see the Start Screen. You have two ways to play:
Speed Audit (Default): Keep the 60-Second Timer toggled ON. This mode is great for building “fluency”—seeing how many digits you can correctly identify before the clock hits zero.
Practice Mode: Toggle the timer OFF. This is a relaxed version where you can take your time to think about each number without any pressure. Click Play Game once you’ve made your choice.

How to play the Hundreds, Tens, and Ones Worksheet/Game

1. Read the Instruction
   Look at the box in the middle of the card. It will tell you exactly which place value to find:
   Hundreds Place: The first digit on the left.
   Tens Place: The middle digit.
   Ones Place: The last digit on the right.
   

2. Select the Digit
   Click or tap directly on the digit in the large number that matches the instruction.
   If you are correct: The digit will glow green, a high chime will play, and a new number will appear instantly.
   If you are incorrect: The whole card will shake and play a low sound. Don’t worry—just try again on that same number.
   

3. Monitoring Your Progress
   Score: Located in the top right. It tracks how many digits you have successfully checked.
   Exit: If you need to stop or change your game mode, click ✕ Exit in the top left corner to return to the main menu.
   

Tips
The Reading Rule: We always read numbers from left to right.
1^st Digit = Hundreds
2^nd Digit = Tens
3^rd Digit = Ones

Place Value: Hundreds, Tens & Ones

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