Fractions and Decimals Worksheets, Tenths and Hundredths

Why does 0.6 equal 0.60 and not 0.06? Fourth grade learners will use grids, fractions, and number lines to determine what each decimal place stands for.

Skills covered

- Identify the shaded tenths and hundredths as fractions and decimals.

- Identify equivalent hundredths, use number lines to show decimals, and add fractions with denominators of 10 and 100.

- Compare and order decimals based on place value, including monetary values and measurements.

Students will shade six tenths on the grid and identify the equivalent sixty hundredths and then compare the two to six hundredths. For decimal comparisons, be sure that students state the unit of measurement they are comparing. The pages on money and measurement should be used for follow-up activities.

Included in this download

- One 96-page US Letter sized PDF.

- 60 student pages – including a pre-test, two mid-tests, and post-test.

- 30 pages of answer keys and sample thinking, plus the initial guide, reference pages, and reflection sheets.

See the preview from the separate storefront for 8 pages including a student page and its key.

Print in your needed size. Pick individual pages based on skill for math stations, independent practice, or as a review after teaching.