One number, written three ways
4,523 is four thousand, five hundred twenty-three, and it is also 4,000 + 500 + 20 + 3. Standard form, word form and expanded form are what the fourth-grade textbook and the state test call them — and a child who has only ever written numbers in words meets "expanded form" cold.
Read the printed form, then write it the other two ways.
A number forms worksheet generator, printable as a PDF. Each page is a chart with a column for each form and a row for each number; one cell of every row is printed and tinted, and the child fills in the other two. Pick how big the numbers are — hundreds, thousands, hundred thousands or millions — and which form is printed, or mix them so each column gets its share. Word form follows the American rules: no "and", hyphens from twenty-one to ninety-nine, a comma after each period name. About a third of the digits are zero, because 40,305 is where these get hard, and the answer key writes every form out in full.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Read
The printed cell in the row — digits, words or a sum.
Write
The number in the two empty forms.
Check
Say all three out loud: they should be the same number.
Numbers up to
Hundreds are three digits, thousands four, hundred thousands five or six, millions seven to nine.
Printed in each row
One form is printed; the child writes the other two. Mixed shares the printed form evenly across the three columns.
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.