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Compare Decimals Worksheet Set from One to Two Places

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Jeff's Notebooks guide cover: Comparing and Ordering Decimals up to Thousandths or 3dp, with a 169.991 < 169.996 example
Teacher guide title page for the decimal comparison sets
Introduction to comparing and ordering decimals: place value, using >, < and =, randomized worksheets and curriculum links
Background reading before planning the decimals unit
Index of sets 1 to 7: comparing two decimals in tables, standard, expanded and word form, ordering four, word problems
Quick map for choosing which set to assign next
Set 1 guide: students compare two decimals in place value tables, write >, < or = and mark the digit that decides it
Model the left-to-right digit check before Set 1
Set 2 guide: comparing two decimals in standard form such as 681.161 < 681.611, with a worksheet and its answer sheet
Project the examples on the whiteboard as a class warm-up
Set 3 guide: students convert one expanded-form decimal to standard form, then compare with the other number using > or <
Shows how Set 3 links expanded form to comparing
Set 4 guide: comparing two decimals both in expanded form, e.g. 700.52 < 700.61, after converting each to standard form
Preview of the harder expanded-form comparisons
Sets 5A and 5B guide: comparing decimals in standard form and USA or UK-AU number words, explaining the 'and' difference
Pick the word-format version that matches your region
Sets 6A to 6C guide: ordering four decimals to 1, 2 or 3 decimal places from largest to smallest or smallest to largest
Shows how the ordering sets build from tenths to thousandths
Set 6D guide: ordering four decimals with mixed 1, 2 and 3 decimal places by rewriting each to thousandths, e.g. 750.400
Tip for supporting students when decimal lengths differ
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After mastering the conversion of decimals with the standard, expanded, and word formats, the logical progression is to move onto comparing and ordering these numbers. This phase reinforces the understanding of decimal notation and the significance of digit placement on both sides of the decimal point.

Being able to compare and order decimal cannot be overstated. 

  • It deepens students' understanding of the decimal system and place value.

  • It lays the foundation for topics like fractions and percentages.

  • It familiarizes students with the symbols >, <, & =

The worksheetsare designed to gradually build your students' proficiency in decimal comparison and ordering. The collection offers a variety of exercises, each focusing on different aspects of decimal manipulation:

1. Decimal Comparison Using Place Value Charts

2. Comparing Standard Format Decimal 

3. Mixed Format Comparison: Standard vs. Expanded

4. Comparing Decimals in Expanded Format 

5. Comparing Decimals in Standard Format and Word Formats (US/UK-AU)

6. Comparing and ordering 4 Decimal Numbers

   A. 1-Decimal Place

   B. 2-Decimal Places

   C. 3-Decimal Places

   D. Mixed problems 

7.   Compare Decimal Numbers in Word Problems

This structured approach allows for tailored instruction, enabling you to adjust the difficulty level and learning pace to suit your students' individual needs from the outset.

You have Virtually unlimited worksheets allowing you to create as many new worksheets you need for practice throughout the year (classwork, homework, revision, fillers etc) or even give small groups of students in your class different sets of questions either at the same level or differentiated. There will certainly be enough to ensure fluency in this topic.


Answers can be found on the second page of every worksheet, automatically generated when you create a new worksheet.

Lastly, it's essential to note that these resources are compatible PDF documents and work with the official Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows and Mac computers.


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