Number Lines - Firstly, the concept of number lines is quite common when you want to show the children the concept of decimals. Thus, there are different ways, and you can teach students about decimal numbers, which includes drawings as well. The concept of decimals is tough to understand, especially for kids who are just beginning to learn how you can represent math through drawings and sketches. Quiz 3 - A mix of number lines and grid styles.Quiz 2 - This works off of the ten by ten grids.Quiz 1 - Six problems to see if you know what you are talking about.Practice 3 - We introduce the concept of one whole unit in addition to a decimal here.įor some you will need to draw and for others you will need to conceptualize the drawings.Practice 2 - Fill in the missing parts on each number line.Practice 1 - Write the decimal represented by the grids.I always call these rush the grid activities. Homework 3 - For number one, they need to count the number of rows and columns.Homework 2 - Write the number the picture shows as a) a fraction and b) a decimal.Homework 1 - You will actually see that 0.8 can be represented as eight of ten colored boxes.You will definitely need the help of some type of coloring tool (marker, crayon, etc.) for these. Answer Keys - These are for all the unlocked materials above.What's the Decimal Value Worksheet? - A really helpful pack.Decimals (Tenths) to Mixed Numbers Worksheet - This is for your advanced kids.

Missing Number Line Decimals Worksheet - Fill in the missing parts.Understanding Decimals Visually Lesson and Practice Page - Goes great with the 5 pack.Matching Worksheet - Match the drawing with the decimal that is represented in this sheet.Practice Worksheet - We give you a decimal and ask you to draw it.Determine the fraction and decimal value of a picture. Skill Filled 5 Pack - Fill in the empty numbers line.Guided Lesson Explanation - I think I might have explained this one a bit vaguely.Guided Lesson - Make your own grid and interpret the grids that I set up for you.Fill the Grid Step-by-Step Lesson- Convert a decimal to a drawing of ten spaced grid.So I'll write zero point, if I did that that would be two tenths. Alright, let's do, let's do one more of these.

Would be nine hundredths, which is exactly what we have there. So how do I represent that? So zero, that's the ones place. So I have 100 squares here, equal squares, so I've divided it into hundredths, and I've shaded in one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, You see I have 10 columns and each of them has 10 squares in it, so 10 times 10 is 100. Represented by the shaded area? So over here, let's see, I have a hundred squares. So it's going to be three wholes and in the tenths place we would put five. They're equal, so they'reĭivided into tenths, and we've shaded in five of them. We have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten vertical bars. What decimal is representedīy the shaded area? So we have three wholes, and then this whole isĭivided into tenths, now it's divided into these vertical bars. Because the space immediately to the right of the decimal points, Two and seven tenths, we could write 2.7. Write it as mixed number we'd write it as two and seven tenths, but they say what decimal is represented by the shaded area? So instead of writing So this is going to be one, two, and seven tenths. Each of these bars is equal to a tenth and we have seven of them shaded in. And then over here, we've taken a whole and we've divided it into one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten equal sections. Represented by the shaded area? So it's going to be

This is another whole, so together that's two. That each square below represents one whole.

Decimal model grids