Naming Decimal Numbers through the Thousandths Place

This lesson teaches how to name decimal numbers through the thousandths place using place value. It highlights common mistakes, such as ignoring zeros, and provides examples like 3.067 and 2.053. The lesson emphasizes breaking numbers into whole and fractional parts for accurate reading.

What is a common mistake students make when reading decimal numbers?

• Reading all decimals as whole numbers

• Adding extra zeros to decimals

• Ignoring the place value of the last digit

• Reading decimals from right to left

How should you read the decimal number 4.013?

• Four and thirteen tenths

• Four and thirteen hundredths

• Four and thirteen thousandths

• Four point zero one three

When reading a decimal like 3.067, what is the first step?

• Read the fraction part first

• Read the whole number part first

• Read the number as a whole

• Ignore the decimal point

What is the place value of the last digit in 3.067?

• Ones

• Thousandths

• Hundredths

• Tenths

How do you read the decimal number 2.053?

• Two and fifty-three tenths

• Two and fifty-three hundredths

• Two and fifty-three thousandths

• Two point zero five three