Numbers to 10,000,000 worksheet

The "Numbers to 10,000,000" worksheet is designed to help children read and write large numbers up to seven digits long. In Activity 1, children are given number cards, some displaying numerals and some with numbers written in words. They are instructed not to share their card's number but may seek adult assistance if needed. The activity takes place in a spacious area, such as a hall or playground, where the children are asked to position themselves according to various numerical criteria announced by the teacher. For instance, children with a millions digit greater than five might be asked to stand to the left. After moving according to the given criteria, children form small groups to verify the accuracy of their placement and discuss how they determined they were in the correct spot. This exercise is repeated with different criteria, such as comparing the hundreds, tens, or ones digits, encouraging children to engage with numbers on a large scale.

Activity 2 shifts the focus to writing numbers and requires whiteboards and pens for the children. The teacher writes a six or seven-digit number secretly and then displays the digits of this number in a random order on a board. Children are then tasked with writing what they think the number could be on their whiteboards. After a child shares their attempt, the teacher reveals how many digits they have correctly placed, and this process is repeated with several children. With this feedback, the children have the opportunity to revise their answers and attempt to write a new number. To ensure the activity progresses smoothly, the teacher may provide additional clues. This activity not only reinforces the children's ability to read and write large numbers but also develops their analytical and problem-solving skills as they work with numerical placements and values.