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 the process to name a decimal number with digits on both sides of the decimal point?

How do you say the decimal number 2.053?