Quick Answer:The Place Value Cards are colour-coded laminated cards for ones, tens, hundreds and thousands that pupils combine to build numbers and see the value of each digit by its position.
Last updated: 19 October 2026
Key Features
Separate cards for ones, tens, hundreds and thousands.
Colour-coded for easy identification of each place.
Laminated cards for repeated classroom or home use.
Cards combine to form multi-digit numbers.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Cards
Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands
Material
Laminated cards
Design
Colour-coded
How It Is Used
Pupils select cards to make a number, arrange them by place value and explain what each digit is worth. The same cards are used for practising addition, subtraction and comparing numbers, and work well alongside counting objects or play money.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the Place Value Cards teach?
They teach number formation and the value of each digit according to its position, using colour-coded cards for ones, tens, hundreds and thousands.