Give your classroom a clear and consistent visual reference with the Place Value Posters B&W – a timeless, versatile resource designed to support students’ understanding of number structure across whole and decimal numbers.

These black and white place value posters are perfect for creating interactive, hands-on displays in your maths learning space. Whether you're working on whole numbers or introducing decimals, this resource allows students to visualise and engage with the value of digits in various positions, from the millions all the way down to the thousandths place.

The clean and clutter-free design makes them ideal for minimal classroom aesthetics or for pairing with your own colour-coding systems and student-selected numbers. Because they’re in black and white, you have the flexibility to print them onto coloured paper or card to suit your classroom theme or student groupings.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Recognise the place value of digits in large numbers up to millions
• ✅ Understand decimal places including tenths, hundredths and thousandths
• ✅ Use number lines and vertical displays to support number construction
• ✅ Enhance numerical vocabulary and notation accuracy

What’s Included:

• Individual posters for each of the following place values:
  • Millions
  • Hundred thousands
  • Ten thousands
  • Thousands
  • Hundreds
  • Tens
  • Ones
  • Decimal
  • Tenths
  • Hundredths
  • Thousandths
• Simple black and white design for easy and affordable printing
• Large, easy-to-read font and layout

Materials Needed:

• Printer and paper or cardstock
• Laminator for reuse and durability
• Blu-Tack or magnetic strips for display

How to Use:

1. Print and laminate the posters you need for your year level or unit focus
2. Create a horizontal or vertical display on your maths wall or whiteboard
3. Allow students to create numbers using sticky notes or magnetic digits
4. Incorporate into whole-class lessons or number warm-ups

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as a daily number display – students choose a number of the day to build
• 💡 Create a life-size place value chart for class demonstrations
• 💡 Print multiple sets and use them in small group maths rotations
• 💡 Incorporate into your numeracy wall for continual reference

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Print on coloured card to match your classroom theme or group levels
• 💛 Store posters on a ring or in a folder when not in use to keep them organised
• 💛 Use the posters in conjunction with manipulatives like MAB blocks or digit tiles

Place Value Posters B&W are the perfect practical and visually adaptable resource for reinforcing number structure across all year levels.

This resource comes in:

1. Editable version
2. Basic fun font
3. All Australian state fonts