Ask a seven-year-old what the 7 in 7,201 is worth and you will often hear « seven. » The digit looks small, so the value must be small too. This 2nd grade place value up to thousands worksheet shows why that answer is only half right. It opens with a worked example: 7,201 placed in a chart with thousands, hundreds, tens and ones, and the 7 turning into 7,000. Seven more numbers follow, from 598 to 8,428, each with one digit underlined. Your child writes the value of that digit beside the arrow. One of them has two underlined digits, which keeps everyone alert. A second page gives the answer key.