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Key Facts & Information
- Summary:
- Introduction
- How to write numbers in words?
- Example #1:
- Writing Numbers in Words Worksheets
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Writing numbers in words means writing numbers using alphabets. After learning to write numbers as digits for example 1, 2, 3 the next step is to learn to spell and write numbers using alphabets. This is a very important skill and children should know how to write every number in words.

See the fact file below for more information on the writing in numbers in words or alternatively, you can download our 28-page Writing Numbers in Words worksheet pack to utilise within the classroom or home environment. This worksheet is broken down by Beginner, intermediate and advanced meaning you can choose the complexity level for your student.

Key Facts & Information

Summary:

Writing numbers in words means writing numbers using alphabets.
For example:
1 —— One
2 —— Two
20 —— Twenty
31 —— Thirty-one

Introduction

After learning to write numbers as digits for example 1, 2, 3 the next step is to learn to spell and write numbers using alphabets.
This is a very important skill and children should know how to write every number in words. We start by smaller numbers and then learn to spell and write bigger numbers.
We use these numbers written in words not only in mathematics but in our everyday life as well.

How to write numbers in words?

We write numbers in words just by using alphabets. When we have a single digit we write the numbers as shown below.
First ten numbers:

Next ten numbers are written in the following way:

When we start writing numbers after twenty we begin to notice that the numbers follow a specific pattern. This pattern is visible in the list of numbers below:

We note that after twenty, the two digit numbers that have any number other than zero at ones place are written with a hyphen in between. For example 25 is written as twenty-five, 28 is written as twenty-eight and so on.
For the numbers that have a zero at ones place are written as shown in the table:

All the two digit numbers with zero at units place except ten end with "ty" at the end.
For example twenty, thirty, fifty, ninety and so on.
Similarly for all other two digit numbers the same pattern will repeat.

Example #1:

Write the numbers in words starting from 50 to 60.

The first number 50 is a two digit number and has 0 at ones place so it will end with "ty". Hence the number is written as "fifty".
The second number 51 is also a two digit number but it has 1 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written as "fifty-one".
The third number 52 is also a two digit number but it has 2 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-two".
The fourth number 53 is a two digit number but it has 3 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-three".
The fifth number 54 is a two digit number but it has 4 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-four".
The sixth number 55 is also a two digit number but it has 5 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-five".
The seventh number 56 is also a two digit number but it has 6 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-six".
The eighth number 57 is also a two digit number but it has 7 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-seven".
The ninth number 58 is also a two digit number but it has 8 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-eight".
The tenth number 59 is also a two digit number but it has 9 at ones place so we will use a hyphen to write it. It will be written in words as "fifty-nine".
The eleventh number 60 is also a two digit number but it has 0 at ones place so it will end with "ty" and will be written in words as "sixty".
Similarly, we can write numbers greater than two digits in words.

Writing Numbers in Words Worksheets

This is a fantastic bundle which includes everything you need to know about writing numbers in words across 28 in-depth pages. These are ready-to-use Writing Numbers in Words worksheets that are perfect for teaching students about the writing numbers in words which means writing numbers using alphabets. After learning to write numbers as digits for example 1, 2, 3 the next step is to learn to spell and write numbers using alphabets. This is a very important skill and children should know how to write every number in words.

Complete List Of Included Worksheets

Worksheet 1 (Beginner)
Worksheet 2 (Beginner)
Worksheet 3 (Beginner)
Worksheet 4 (Beginner
Worksheet 5 (Intermediate)
Worksheet 6 (Intermediate)
Worksheet 7 (Intermediate)
Worksheet 8 (Intermediate)
Worksheet 9 (Advance)
Worksheet 10 (Advance)
Worksheet 11 (Advance)
Worksheet 12 (Advance)

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