Vocabulary
Add/Subtract Decimals
Compare/Round Decimals
Multiply Decimals
Multiplying Whole Numbers
100

The result of adding to numbers called

What is a sum

100

This must always be lined up when adding or subtracting decimals

What is the decimal point

100

This must be lined up when comparing decimals

What is the decimal point
100

This strategy uses a box that is separated with partial products in each section. 

What is the area model

100

This should always be written to start the second partial product

What is a zero? 

200

The result of multiplying two factors

What is a product

200

2.85-1.34=

What is 1.51

200

This symbol means 

>

What is greater than?

200

0.25 x 4=

What is 1

200

If there are two decimal places in the decimal factors, there are this many decimal places in the product. 

What is 2 decimal places

300

This place is 2 places behind the decimal on a place value chart

What is the hundredths place

300

56.7-31.6=

What is 25.1

300

Place these in decimal numbers that have places with a missing digit

What is a zero

300

27.57 x 1000=

 DAILY DOUBLE!!!!

What is 27,570

300
The number of partial products this problem has using standard algorithm


345 x 212=

What is 3 

400

The form of the decimal number below 

thirteen and twenty five thousandths

What is word form or number name

400

The difference in roses if Katie has 3.7 roses and Jamie has 2.94 roses. 

What is 0.76 roses

400

Compare using >,<, or =

fifty four and nine tenths ___ 54.900

What is =

400

True or False 

This problem has 2 decimals places in the product

0.8 x 2.2=

What is true

400

The second partial product of 

345 x 15

What is 3,450

500

This small number next to the 10

104 

What is an exponent

500

(0.9+4.5)x10

What is 54

500

Compare using >, <, or =


3.673 ___ 3.763

What is < (less than)

500

2.7 x 0.45=

What is 1.215 

500

The product of 

236 x 67

What is 15, 812

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