Fractions and Decimals Review

Relate Decimals and Fractions

Standards:

Use models and place-value charts to show how fractions with denominators of 10 and 100 can be written as decimals. Use models, place-value, and fraction equivalents to compare decimals to hundredths.

Objective:

Review Relating Decimals and Fractions

Poll

How comfortable do you feel relating decimals and fractions?

• I'm extremely comfortable

• I'm somewhat comfortable

• I'm not comfortable at all

Vocabulary

Review

Multiple Select

_______ is the position of a digit in a number that is used to determine the value of the digit.

• Tens

• Hundredths

• Place value

• Tenths

Multiple Select

A ______ is a number containing a decimal point that separates a whole from a fractional place.

• decimal

• place value

• decimal point

• number

Multiple Choice

A ______ is the dot used in a decimal that separates the ones place from the tenths place.

• decimal

• place value

• decimal point

• number

Multiple Select

A _____ is one of 10 equal parts of a whole.

• tens

• place value

• hundredth

• tenth

Multiple Select

A ______ is one of 100 equal parts of a whole number.

• hundred

• tenths

• hundredth

• tens

Let's practice equalities in decimals

You Got This!!

Multiple Choice

Choose the unknown number that makes this equation true.

³/10 = ^__/100

• 30

• 3

• 24

• 25

Multiple Choice

Choose the unknown numerator that makes this equation true.

⁹/10 = ^__/100

• 91

• 63

• 9

• 90

Multiple Choice

What is the unknown numerator that makes this equation true.

^___/10 = ⁴⁰/100

• 40

• 4

• 1

• 5

Multiple Choice

What fraction does the model represent?

• 5/10

• 50/10

• 50/100

• 5/100

Multiple Choice

What fraction does the model represent?

• 8/10

• 8/100

• 80/100

• 80/10

Now, let's practice

equivalent decimals and fractions

Draw

0.06 = ____

Draw

0.6 = ____

Draw

0.15 = ____

Draw

0.64 = ____

Fill in the Blank

⁵⁰/100 = ____

.

Fill in the Blank

⁵/100 = ____

.

Fill in the Blank

⁵/10 = ____

.

Objective:

Use a model and place value to help you understand fourths and halves as equivalent fractions.

Mission Accomplished