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Here is an alternative to completing worksheets for these skills. I include a skill sheet which explains how students can convert the number to compare them. You could use them in math centers, have the students work them out on whiteboards, use it for a game, or as task cards. As they are cut apart the students are not as overwhelmed as using the skills on a worksheet.

The worksheets provide a visual structure for students to learn and master the steps needed to convert fractions and decimals. They can be used for lessons where students need extra some structure when learning these skills. There is an answer key and blank sheets for you to write your own problems for those who need more repetition.

This was created to support students learning division with decimals. Once students have learned long division they need to learn to complete division with decimals. The packet was created to support students learning to put the decimal in the answer. The student(s) learn how to divide by 1 digit, divide by 2 digits, and dividing with decimals in the divisor. Distractions on the page were minimized. When pages have extra information students with disabilities can find it difficult to distinguis