Shared math lesson, using the chart displaying the equivalent fraction, decimal andpercent. With students go through steps a and b to determine exactly how to reduce all fractions to their lowest form. Doing this several times in a guided math lesson, using either chart paper or a smart board students will begin to grasph how to reduce them using multiples. Have students complete the worksheet/chart to practice these skills, and showing the equivalent percentand decimal to match the given frac
This worksheet contains 5 examples of conversions. Students color in blocks in the diagram, then figure out the fraction, decimal, andpercent that it represents. (Denominators are basic, around a 4th grade level)
Worksheet where students write ratios as fractions, percentages, and decimals. Students also will write a proportion with the given ratio and set it equal to the ratio out of 100.
This is a quiz designed to assess student understanding of how to represent fractions and decimals on a grid. Standards based and easy to assess. Students will color a hundreds grid to represent four different vegetables. They are asked to convert this information into fractions and decimals, then to order the decimals from least to greatest.
During our decimals unit (and after our fractions unit), I gave my 5th graders this fun activity. It allows them to practice turning fractions into decimals into percents by:
1) simplifying fractions to "easy" fractions (like 3/4),
2) making the fraction out of 100
3) dividing the numerator by the denominator
This was a great activity because it challenged the kids, provided a fun activity, and gave them great fraction, decimal, and even statistics practice! The kids loved doing this!
This can be a quiz or an exit ticket to measure understanding of decimal standards (4.NF.C.5 & 4.NF.C.7). We use Engage New York for math. Since they don't have quizzes, I created one for a quick check or a formal assessment. Hope you enjoy! *When downloading and/or purchasing any of my products, please rate and leave a helpful comment to help build my TPT store. Thank you. :)
This is a short quiz to assess your students on adding and subtracting decimals. They will need to pay attention to decimal placement. There is also some problems written in word form.
Short quiz you can use to assess students' understanding of Place Value between Millions to Thousandths place.
Questions cover:
- word form to decimal form
- decimal form to word form
- expanded form
- identifying the place of a given digit
I have uploaded a .docx format so you can quickly edit numbers if necessary.
Please note - the quiz is valued at 30 points. If you happen to be adding up the problems and come up short; I give my students 2 points for remembering to write the date and thei
Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide Decimals Practice Sheets. Answer key included! Completely editable! Use it as an exit ticket, quick formative assessment, center work, independent work, homework, etc!
Students practice multiplying decimals, calculating percents, and finding elapsed time through the real life scenario of Angie Teller, a cook at Happy Time Diner. This product is intended for advanced 4th grade students and 5th grade students.
Encourage students to draw models and explain their thinking with this short decimal division activity! This worksheet can be used as bellwork, homework, a formative assessment, a group activity, or as an introduction to a unit on decimal division or money. P.S. If you like this product, you may also like my 5th Grade Common Core Math Assessment Bundle!
This worksheet can be used as an entry ticket, exit ticket, partner work, homework, or pop quiz. There are three word problems involving money and giving change (which correlates with adding and subtracting decimals). *When downloading and/or purchasing any of my products, please leave a rate and any helpful comments to help build my TPT store. Thank you! :)
This has a non-calculator and calculator section. I used it as an assessment, but it could be adapted for however you saw fit. Includes sections on reading and writing decimals, rounding decimals, decimal addition/subtraction, changing fractions/mixed numbers/percents to decimals and vice versa, comparing/ordering decimals,
Practice simplifying fractions, creating equivalent fractions, converting to decimals, locating fractions on a number line, and comparing fractions. Print out a sheet for the students to use all week. Each day, write two fractions on the board for the students to use that day. On Friday, a quiz is provided. You will receive the editable template in word format. The Monday-Thursday bell work is one sheet, and the Friday quiz is a half sheet. This bell work could be used as early as 4th gr