True/False
Adding Decimals
Subtracting Decimals
Word Problems
Place Value
100

When adding and subtracting decimals, you always include a decimal point in your answer (unless the sum/difference is a whole number without a decimal part).

True

100

3.14 + 5.12 = 

What is 8.26?

100

20.8 - 7.34=

What is 13.46?

100

Last week Mrs. Rowland walked 12.46 miles.  On the weekend she walked 3.8 miles.  How many miles did she walk altogether?

16.26 miles

100

What number is in the hundredths place


45.67

What is 7?

200

When adding and subtracting decimals, you always put the longer number on top.

False

200

14.73+15.1=

What is 29.83?
200

34.63 - 27.9=

What is 6.73?

200

Taylor had $4.50 in her pocket.  She bought some snacks at the store that cost $3.80 total.  How much money does Taylor have left?

$0.70

200

What number is in the ones place.


23.09

What is 3?

300

When adding and subtracting decimals, you do not need to put the decimal point in your answer.

False

300

3 + 4.55=

What is 7.55?

300

15- 0.48=

What is 14.52?

300

Derrick had a piece of string that was 5.45 meters long.  He has another piece of string that is 2.99 meters long.  He tied the two pieces of string together.  How long is the new string?

8.44 meters

300

What number is in the tenths place.


9.12

What is 1?

400

When subtracting decimals using the standard algorithm, always put the greater number on top.

True

400

17.82 + 3.66=

What is 21.48?

400

6 - 2.33=

What is 3.67?

400

Max wants to buy a game that costs $32.98.  He has $25.75 in his piggy bank.  How much more money does Max need to buy the game?

$7.23

400

What number is in the tens place.


76.9

What is 7?

500

When adding and subtracting money, always include the dollar sign $ in your sum/difference.

True!

500

11.7 + 2.81=

What is 14.51?

500

1.09 - 0.87=

What is 0.22?

500

Bryce ran 1.2 miles in P.E.  Loxley ran 1.13 miles.  How much further did Bryce run than Loxley?

0.07 miles

500

When you read a number with a decimal, what do you say when you see the decimal?

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