Take the quiz to assess your mastery of decimal numbers. Links are provided that allow you to increase the screen size of your quiz, view the quiz in a different format, brush up on your decimal facts prior to taking the quiz, and enjoy a fun, interactive decimalactivity.
Explore a brief history of mathematics in Mesopotamia through the Babylonian Base 60 number system. This video focuses on how a base 60 system does not use fractions or repeating decimals, some of the advantages of a base 60 system, and some components that carried over into the base 10 system we use today, taking math out of the classroom and into the real world.
Math students offer step-by-step solutions to solving expressions involving decimal division, multiplication, and addition. In the left-hand menu, click on Basic Mathematics, Decimals, Multiple Operations.
Students learn how to properly add and subtract decimal quantities.
What is a budget? How do we use it and why is it important? Students work on these questions in the context of the College Project.
What have students learned about college? What questions do they still have? Students work on wrapping up and reflecting on the College Project while tackling math problems. This lesson includes a detailed plan, printable worksheets, group work, rubrics, slides on college information, and video explanations.
In this lesson students will use a variety of skills to determine the underlying connections between fractions and decimals.
Students show what they know about decimal operations and equivalency between fractions, decimals, and percents.
How can you split $27 equally between 4 people? Students apply what they know about division to divide with whole numbers and decimals.
Where does the decimal point go in the quotient? Students use estimation and number sense skills to work on dividing with decimals.
Students use knowledge about fractions and decimals to show what they know on their assessment.
What are loans and how do they work? How do banks encourage people to save money? Students work on these questions in the context of the College Project.
Using decimals and finding perimeter and area all while learning about the metric system.
Introduce students to decimals with this lesson. Students will explore how fractions can be changed to decimals with place value charts.
Students calculate decimal quantities while making sense of real world situations.
Multiplication with decimals is a life skill used when making purchases and measuring.
Students fluently multiply multi-digit decimal quantities.
How do you multiply decimals? Where does the decimal point go? Students work on answering these questions and developing an algorithm for multiplying decimals.
If 24 x 63 =1512, then what will be the product for 0.24 x 6.3? Students work on answering these questions and solidifying an algorithm for multiplying decimals.
Practicing math problems is a great way to study for a math test!