Color the correct number of boxes to make the decimal number.
Convert the written words to decimal numbers.
Change the decimal numbers to word names.
Free Decimal Worksheets
These worksheets can help your students review decimals number concepts. Worksheets include place value, naming decimals to the nearest tenth and hundredth place, adding decimals, subtracting decimals, multiplying, dividing, and rounding decimals.
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Students can make and read large decimal numbers to the nearest thousandth place.
Match the decimal or number on the left with the word name on the right.
Round decimals to the nearest hundredth and to the nearest whole number.
Fill in the fraction (mixed number), the decimal number, or the decimal word name.
Write the fraction and decimal number that tells what part of the boxes is shaded.
Switch the written decimal words into decimal numbers.
Convert the decimal numbers into words.
Fill in the missing decimal number, the fraction (mixed number) or the word name.
Students must tell which numbers are decimals, which are fractions, and which are mixed numbers.
Write each mixed number or fraction as a decimal and vice-versa.
Add decimal numbers to the nearest hundredth place. Worksheets includes plenty of space to "show your work."
Multiply large decimal numbers. For higher grades- difficult for younger students.
Division with large decimal dividends and divisors. For upper grades- will be difficult for younger students.
Use the symbols <, >, and = to compare the decimal numbers. (tenths and hundredths)
Use greater than, less than, and equal to symbols to show which decimal numbers are larger. (tenths and hundredths)
Part 1: Write each number as a decimal. Part 2: Write the word name for each decimal. Part 3: Add or subtract the decimal numbers (hundredths and tenths)
