Use this virtual manipulative to model place value in ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands place. Place value mats help students visualize base ten math concepts and understand, for example, that 213 is made up of 200, 10, and 3, not 2, 1, and 3. As numbers are dragged and placed in the color-coded column representing their place value, the full number is calculated below the mat in standard, expanded, and word forms up to 9,999.

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