Grade 3
Numbers to 1000 Worksheets
Hundreds, tens and ones: reading, writing and ordering three-digit numbers.
Free printable PDF · answer key included · new problems every time
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- 1.What number is between 897 and 899?
- 2.What number is between 399 and 401?
- 3.What number is between 598 and 600?
- 4.What number is between 749 and 751?
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1) 898 · 2) 400 · 3) 599 · 4) 750
How to explain it to your child
Picture the number line and walk it in steps of ten.
- Look at the two neighbour numbers. — Between 480 and 500.
- Walk in steps of ten from the smaller one. — 480, 490, 500
- The number you pass in between is the answer. — 490
Example: Between 480 and 500 lies 490.
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