Free Place Value Games - Math Online Practice

Here are online maths games to learn and practice the concept of place value.
They could be used as self practice and fun learning activities, or included in a classroom lesson teaching kids elementary math for 2nd grade or 3rd grade.

Identifying The Place Value of Each Digit:
Number Range: 100 up to 999 Collect the Ducks A three digit number appears on the screen. A sentence will appear on the top of the screen, asking you to click the ONES digit, the TENS digit, or the HUNDREDS digit. After clicking correctly, a duck will come swimming in the water. Your aim is to collect 10 ducks.		Number Range: 1000 up to 9999 Collect the ships This game is similar to the "Collect the Ducks" game, but is practicing four digit numbers (it includes the THOUSANDS digit). A number appears on the screen, along with a sentence asking you to click one of its digits (the Ones, Tens, Hundreds, or Thousands). Every successful click will send a ship into the lake. Try sending 20 ships.
Number Range: Up to 999,999 Jumble Digits In every trial you will be presented with a place value related question. Click on one of the four numbers which has the correct answer. With every correct click, a fariy will give you a star. Try to collect all 10 stars within the two minutes given.		Number Range: Up to 999,999 Number Finding Click the "Start" button to start the activity on the game's page. A question will be given in the following format: "What is the place value for ten thousand in the number 297123?". The answer would be given by clicking the number 9, becuase this is the numeral in the ten thousand's place.
Reading Numbers Using Numerals and Using Words:
Number Range: 1000 up to 9999 Eagle and Airplanes A number will be written in words at the bottom of the screen. Shoot the airplane that has this number in digits by clicking it. Try to be quick, the planes are gradually descending, don't let them hit the eagle. Speed and number of planes will increase along the game.		Number Range: 100-999 Mystery Picture On the right you will find a set of numbers written in words (eg. "Nine hundred thirty nine), and on the left you will find the same numbers written in digits (eg. 939). Your job is to match the same numbers by clicking them with the mouse. Every correct match will reveal a piece of the hidden picture.
Expanded Form Games:
3 digit numbers Mountains Hot Air Balloons Three numbers will appear in a box at the bottom of the screen. For example: 400 , 8 , 70. Combining these three numbers together creates a new number (eg. 478). Your job is to click the hot air balloon that has this new number.		Units of 1, 10, 100 and 1000 Fireworks in the City A target number will appear on the screen. The aim of the game is to replicate that number, by pressing the four numbered buttons with the values: 1, 10, 100 and 1000. A short fireworks show will appear after every successful trial.
You can choose between 2 or 3 digit numbers Place Value Penguins In every trial a number will be given. Your job is to represent this number by putting the penguins on the correct numbers on the grid. For example, if the number 43 appears, drag the first penguin onto the number 40, and the second onto the 3. You can choose between level 1 (1's and 10's) or level 2 (1's, 10's and 100's)		2 digit numbers 3 Ways of Expanded Form Click the correct expanded form of the number given, among three different representation: As an addition of two numbers, as tens and ones, and as base ten blocks.
3 digit numbers 3 Digits Expanded Form A number will be represented in expanded form, as an addition problem, for example: 800+90+4. Find the number below that is represented by the expanded form, and click it. You will get immediate feedback for every click you make.		5 digit numbers 5 Digits Expanded Form Numbers will appear in an expanded form addition problem, such as: 30000+4000+800+90+1. Type the sum of these numbers (in this example: 34891), and click the "Check" button.
Base Ten Blocks Games:
Custom: Base Ten Blocks of 1, 10 or 100 Base Ten Blocks In every trial you will be given a number to make. Drag the correct amount of blocks from the pile on the right onto the main sheet. By default you have blocks of ones and tens, but you can choose from the left the "100" button to have higher numbers and use blocks of 100 too.		Base Ten Blocks of 1 and 10 units Jungle Animals Weights Start by choosing the "Hard" level (its the most relevant for place value practice). In every trial you will be given the animal's weight. Click the 10 unit weight or the 1 unit weight to stack up the weights, until it equals the animal's weight. Then push the "Balance" handle above to check if you were correct.
Blocks of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 10 cubes. (for beginners) Base Ten Bear Various blocks will be floating down the stream. Click a block, and the bear will collect it. Help the bear with collecting blocks that will sum up to 10. For example, you can click the blocks of 2, 4 and 4 which will sum up to 10.		Blocks of 1 and 10 Blocks Partition Click on the number that is represented by the blocks. The blocks in this game change gradually: In every trial a block of 10 will be added or removed, or a block of 1 will be added or removed.
Blocks of 1, 10 and 100 cubes Group The Blocks A number will be represented by base ten blocks. Type that number, and click the "Check" button. You can use the "Regroup" button to see an animation of regrouping units into tens, and tens into hundreds. That could make the identification of the number more efficient.
Skip Counting with Base Ten Units (Repeated Additions):
By 1s, 10s and 100s Chicago Hot Air Balloons An addition problem will appear on the screen, in which the numbers 1, 10 or 100 are added to another number. Five numbered hot airballoons will appear as well. Click the hot airballoon that has the problem's solution.
Games with various integrated place value subjects:
Reading a number using words and numerals. Identifying the value of each digit. Magic Lamp Place value questions will appear such as: "Which number represents two-thousand eight-hundred sixty-five?" and such as: "Which numeral is in the HUNDREDS place? 8,653". Click on the correct answer among the choises given.		Base Ten Blocks and Expanded Form Up to 7 digit numbers (millions) Place Value Practice Various place value questions, mainly of number representation with base ten blocks and expanded form.