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Have you heard that King Henry died by drinking chocolate milk? Well, not really. King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk is a silly mnemonic phrase that will help students remember the order of the metric prefixes. Since the metric system is based upon units of 10 (powers of 10), students can easily convert metric units using the conversion chart. Understanding the conversion chart will help students on standardized tests and in future math and science courses. All materials come in color

6 Decimal Riddle WorksheetsEach worksheet contains a funny riddle for students to solve as they practice their decimal skills. Answer keys are included.Worksheets are available both in color and black/white. Worksheet #1: Identify the place value of decimals, compare decimals, expanded form of decimals, and word form of decimals Worksheet #2: Round decimals Worksheet #3: Addition and subtraction of decimals Worksheet #4: Multiplication of decimals Worksheet #5: Division of decimals: Divide a

This resource contains 5 unique decimal worksheets for students to practice decimal operations, place value, and rounding. On each worksheet, students solve decimal problems while also learning fun facts about animals. 1) Shark worksheet - Write decimals in standard form when given the word form, unit form, and expanded form. (See note below.) 2) Penguin worksheet - Round decimals to the whole number, tenth, and hundredth. 3) Giraffe worksheet - Add and subtract decimals. 4) Dolphin work

Word problems can be challenging for many students. These seven worksheets, containing 42 word problems, will provide your students with plenty of practice in solving one-step and multi-step word problems involving all four math operations with decimals. These worksheets are great for a partner activity.Your students will have fun reading the classified ads in The Daily Scoop to find new jobs, people seeking services, and items for sale. Would you be interested in applying for a job as a shar

WORKSHEETS TO USE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR! There are 27 camping-themed worksheets in this resource that are aligned to the 4th-grade math CCSS. (See below for a list of math skills.) All worksheets contain problems involving the fictional Roundwood Camp and the 7 camp leaders. Students will have fun completing the worksheets throughout the year. They can complete the worksheets in any order. These worksheets are great for students to practice math skills individually or with a partner. Word Probl

This resource contains 5 engaging decimal worksheets for students to practice decimal place value and decimal rounding skills. Skills included:Round decimals to the nearest whole number, tenth, and hundredthCompare decimals through thousandthsWrite decimals in standard form, expanded form, word form, and unit form through thousandthsEach worksheet contains a fun contest-themed riddle about the TOON characters who live in the Town of the TOONS. The answer to each decimal question will help stu

This fun resource includes 5 practice worksheets that reinforce addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and place value of whole numbers and decimals. These worksheets will motivate your students to practice their math calculations and calculator skills. Each student will need a basic calculator to complete the worksheets. Students solve the math problems on paper and then check their answers by using a calculator. Using a bit of imagination, each answer will form a word when the stu

This pirate-themed product includes two engaging decimal games and one decimal worksheet. Game boards and materials are available in both color and black and white. Treasure Hunt Game:Players add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals.(Players divide a decimal by a 1-digit whole number divisor and must annex zeros when necessary.)Players also have fun using a coordinate plane to locate decimal values and pirate symbols. The goal of the game is to earn enough points to collect 3 items (a map,

Students will have a great time trading game cards and scanning QR codes while solving problems with decimals. The Round Royal Kingdom Game should be played as a team game before students work in small groups. This allows you to demonstrate how to set up the game, scan QR codes, and more. It might take more than one class period to finish the game. A scorecard is provided for players or teams to record their results so they can pick up where they left off at a later time. All problems align with