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    Read, write, compare, and order numbers up to 1,000,000 and determine the value of each digit.
    Don’t include any symbols.

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    πŸ“Œ Rules

    β€’ The position of each digit tells you its value, from ones up to hundred thousands.

    β€’ To order or compare numbers, always look at the digit in the highest place value column on the far left first.

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    β€’ Write numbers into a place value chart to keep your columns neatly aligned.

    β€’ Group digits in threes from the right using commas or spaces to make large numbers easier to read.

    ⚠️ Warnings

    β€’ Do not confuse a digit with its value (for example, the digit 4 in 412,000 represents 400,000).

    β€’ Never skip writing a zero when it holds a place, or the value of every other digit will change.

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    Complete the number sentence by writing numbers in the following order: HTh + TTh + Th + H + T + O. Include only numbers, no symbols.

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