CLASS IV

NUMBERS UPTO 9 99 999

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 IMPORTANCE OF NUMBERS

We often wonder why we should study numbers ?

Are numbers important in life ?
Answer some of these questions from your real
life.
Q 1) If you do not know counting , will you be able
to read time ?
YES /
NO
 IMPORTANCE OF NUMBERS

Q 2 ) Will you be Q 3 ) Will you be

able to read the able to buy things
calendar ? from the market ?
YES / NO YES /
NO
 IMPORTANCE OF NUMBERS

Q 4 ) Will you be able to use the

telephone and computer ?

YES / NO

IF THE ANSWER TO ALL

THE QUESTIONS IS
‘NO’ THEN WE REALIZE
HOW IMPORTANT IT IS
TO LEARN NUMBERS.
REVIEW EXERCISE
1) Fill in the blanks:-
a) The smallest 3-digits number is _____.
b) The greatest 4-digits number is ______.
c ) successor of 999 is_______.
d) Predecessor of 100 is_____.
2) Write the number name for the following numerals.
a) 989_____________________________________.
b) 4048____________________________________.
c) 214_____________________________________.
d) 99______________________________________.
3) Write the numerals for the following number name
a) Nine thousand six.
b) Six hundred thirty eight

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INTRODUCING TEN THOUSANDS

Let us find 1 more than greatest 4-

digit number.
Greatest 4-digit number=9999
⇒9999+1=10000
⇧
Ten Thousand
10000 is the smallest 5-digit number.
5 PLACES OF 5 DIGIT NUMBERS ARE:-

TEN THOUSAND HUNDRED TENS ONES

THOUSANDS S S

1 0 0 0 0

1 ten 0 thousands 0 hundreds 0 tens 0 ones

thousands

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INTRODUCING ONE LAKH
 99999 + 1= 100000
There
 We read 100000 as one lakh. are 6-
digits

 99999 is the greatest 5-digit number.

 100000 is the smallest 6-digit number.

The six places of a 6-digit

number are-
ONES,TENS,HUNDREDS,THOUS
ANDS,TEN THOUSANDS,LAKHS
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READING AND WRITING THE NUMBER NAMES AND NUMERALS

We read
We write

Numerals Number names


30740 Thirty thousand seven hundred forty
 990000 Nine lakh Ninety thousand
 33008 Thirty three thousand eight
 99999 Ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine
 765000 Seven lakh sixty five thousand
 100000 One lakh

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PLACE VALUE CHART

Video
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 POINTS TO REMEMBER
 Place :-Each digit has a fixed position
called its place.
 Place Value :- Place value of a digit in
a numeral is the product of the digit
and its place in the numeral.

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THE PLACE AND PLACE VALUE OF 8 IN
78345 IS…..

 The place is Thousands

 The place Value is 8thousands

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 WORKSHEET

LOOK AT THE PLACE VALUE CHART GIVEN BELOW AND WRITE THE PLACE
VALUE OF THE UNDERLINED DIGIT.

S.NO LAKH TEN THOU HUND TENS 0NE PLACE

S(100 THOU SAND REDS (10) S VALUE
000) SAND S (100) (1)
S(100 (1000)
00)
1. 2 3 5 0 3 1
2. 5 8 3 2 5 0
3. 7 2 4 0 3 7
4. 1 8 4 9 2 6

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 PERIODS

As the size of a number

increases, we find it difficult to
read the number.
So, to read the numerals for
large numbers without any
difficulty, we group the places
into periods.
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PERIODS FOR 6- DIGIT NUMBER
class iv numbers upto 9,99,999

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POINTS TO REMEMBER
 While reading the numerals of a
number, all the digits in the same
period are read together, and the name
of the period(except the ones) is read
along with them.
 In order to separate the periods, we
leave a little space or insert commas in
between the periods, e.g. 643934 is
written as 6 43 934 or 6,43,934
Refer worksheet-5

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 EXPANDED FORM
Expanded form of a numeral is the sum
of the place values of each digit of the
numeral.

Example :-
3498 =
3thousands+4hundreds+9tens+8ones
OR 3000+400+90+8

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3 DIFFERENT WAYS OF
EXPANDED FORM

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 WORKSHEET
Write the given numerals in expanded
form in 3 different ways.
a) 4,34,608
b) 89,004
c) 75,800
d) 9,99,999
e) 8,70,654

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 HOW TO COMPARE THE NUMBERS?
Let us find
7,53,826 7,53,829
Step1. Numbers of digits are 6 in both numerals.

Step2. Digits at lakh place ,ten thousands place, thousand

place, hundred place and tens place are same.
But the digits at ones place are different.

⇒ 7,53,826 < 7,53,829.

Similarly 2,00,832 < 6,81,031
87,259 = 87,259
Refer worksheet -7 of Primary Mathematics

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POINTS TO REMEMBER

 Place – The value of each digit depends on its position or place in the number.
Every digit has a place. For example.18,245 – The place of digit 8 is thousands.
 Place Value – It is the value of a digit formed by multiplying its place and face
value. For example. 18,245 – The place value of digit 8 is 8000.
 Place value of a digit = (Its face value) × (Value of the place)
 The period of ‘ones’ has three places –Ones, Tens and Hundreds
 The period of ‘Thousand’ has two places-Thousands and Ten Thousands
 The period of ‘lakhs’ has two places-Lakhs and Ten Lakhs
 Ascending order – Arranging the numbers from smallest to greatest.
 Descending order – Arranging the numbers from greatest to smallest.
  
FORMING NUMBERS
 Greatest number – We write numbers in descending order.
 Smallest number – We write numbers in ascending order

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 ASSIGNMENTS
 Revision worksheet
 Level 1 Worksheet (Hots)

 Level-2 Worksheet (easy)

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