Place Value
Read & Write Decimals
Represent Decimals
Equivalent Pairs
Fraction to Decimal
100

What digit is in the tenths place in 3.742?

7

100

Write this number in words: 6.204

Six and two hundred four thousandths (6.204)

100

Draw or describe a model (using base-ten blocks or decimal squares) that shows 0.3

Shade 3 of 10 equal parts (3 tenths)

100

Which decimal is equivalent to 1/4?

0.25

100

Convert: 1/10 as a decimal.

0.1

200

Fill in the blank: Each place to the right is ____ times smaller

10

200

Write 9.07 in expanded form using decimals.

9.07 = 9 + 0.07

200

Show 0.56 using a 10-by-10 grid; how many squares are shaded?

56 squares shaded

200

True or False: 0.50 and 1/2 are equivalent. Explain

 0.50 = 50/100 = 1/2

200

Convert: 1/2 as a decimal

0.50

300

Using base-ten reasoning: How many tenths equal 1 whole?

10

300

Read this number aloud and write it in standard numeric form: four and three hundred twenty-five thousandths  

4.325  

300

Represent 1.204 using a place-value blocks 

1 flat (ones)

2 tenths (rods)

0 hundredths (little squares)

4 thousandths (dots or circles )

300

Find two different fractions that equal 0.75.

3/4 and 75/100

300

Convert: 3/5 to a decimal.

0.60

400

Show the place value of 0 in 5.307

hundredths

400

Write the decimal for seven thousandths plus two tenths.

0.007 + 0.2 = 0.207

400

Using base-10 blocks, how would you show 2.037?

2 ones Flats 

0 tenths rods,

3 hundredths (small squares)

 7 thousandths (dots or circles) 

400

Write a fraction equivalent to 0.6

3/5

400

Convert: 7/10 and 7/100.

0.7 and 0.07

500

Explain why moving the decimal point one place to the left makes a number ten times larger.

Moving left multiplies by 10

500

Convert this word form to a numeral and explain each place: Eight and six hundred nine thousandths.

 

8.609

8 ones, 6 tenths, 0 hundredths, 9 thousandths

500

Draw a model of this decimal using Base 10 blocks 0.709? 

7 tenths (rods)

9 (dots or small circles)

500

Given the decimal 0.25, list two equivalent fractions.

1/4 and 25/100

500

Convert: 2/5 to a decimal. 

0.40

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