Max Maths, Year 5, Try it, Numbers up to 1000000 (3)

The Max Maths Year 5 exercise on numbers up to 1,000,000 includes a task where pupils are asked to add up values represented by counters. Each counter displays a number and the children must sum these to find the total. The counters in this particular task show seven '100,000' counters, four '10,000' counters, six '1,000' counters, two '100' counters, two '10' counters, and two '1' counters. The objective is for students to combine these individual amounts to calculate the grand total, reinforcing their understanding of place value and addition of large numbers.

Another part of the exercise involves filling in the blanks to identify the place value and numerical representation of each digit in the number 802,351. Students are required to recognise the position of each digit within the number and state what each digit represents. For instance, they need to determine the value of the digit in the hundred thousands place, ten thousands place, thousands place, hundreds place, tens place, and ones place. This activity helps to solidify their comprehension of the place value system in a six-digit number, which is a fundamental aspect of numeracy skills at this level of education.