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Decimals

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5th Grade

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Decimals

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The Decimal Point


ONE is the smallest whole number.


A decimal point is a small dot that always goes AFTER the ones place.


Numbers that come AFTER the decimal point are smaller than one. 

They are fractions or small parts of the number 1.


A decimal number can also be written as a fraction

A decimal number is the quotient of a decimal fraction.

A decimal fraction is a fraction whose denominator is 10-100- 10,000.........

examples 12/10,36/100

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Multiple Select

Which numbers are less than 1?

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1.2

2

0.7

3

0.093

4

2.2

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Tenths


The first place after the decimal is the 10ths. 


0.1 is read as one tenth (1/10)


They are called 10ths because you need 10 tenths to make ONE.


10/10 = 1         0.1 x 10 = 1

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Multiple Choice

273.41


What digit is in the 10ths place?

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2

2

1

3

7

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4

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Hundredths


The next place is the 100ths place


0.01 is read as one hundredth (1/100)


100ths are smaller than 10ths, you need 100 of hundredths to make 1. 


100/100 = 1.      0.01 x 100 = 1

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Multiple Choice

Which number is the biggest?

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0.09

2

0.4

3

0.1

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Thousandths


1000ths are smaller than 100ths or 10ths. 


0.001 is read as one thousandth (1/1000)


You need 1000 of thousandths to make 1 


0.001 x 1000 = 1

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Open Ended

Write any number with an 8 in the thousandths (1000ths) place.

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Multiple Choice

Decimal numbers can also be written as fractions. For example 0.8 can also be written as 8/10.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Which number is the biggest?

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9.29

2

8.95

3

9.82

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Converting Decimals to Fractions

Example:

0.1 = "One Tenth "

0.23 = "Twenty Three Hundredths "

1.75= "one and seventy-five hundredths "

Write what you read as a fraction

*When reading a decimal, make sure to use its official mathematical name!

*Write what you read as a fraction.

* Don't forget to simplify if possible!

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 710\frac{7}{10}  

look at the denominator we have 1 zero
there should be 1 digit after the decimal point

( so the decimal number is 0.7) 

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 8100\frac{8}{100}  

look at the denominator we have 2 zeros 
there should be 2 digits after the decimal point

( so the decimal number is 0.08) 

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Multiple Choice

What is 0.13 as a fraction?

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1/3

2

3/1

3

13/100

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Multiple Select

what is the decimal form of this number ? ( more than one possibility)

 2,30010\frac{2,300}{10}  

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230.0

2

2.3

3

230

4

0.23

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Multiple Select

 12+810=?\frac{12+8}{10}=?  

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2

2

0.12

3

0.8

4

2.0

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let's practice together

3.79: three and seventy-nine hundredths

245.635:two hundred forty-five and six hundred thirty-five thousandths

11.2:eleven and two tenths

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