Compare decimals to 2 decimal places - Year 4

This Year 4 resource is designed to support your students in honing their skills in comparing decimals up to hundredths (two decimal places). It focuses on fostering an understanding of decimal notation for fractions and the ability to compare decimal fractions. This skill is of paramount importance in numerous educational systems worldwide.

Worksheet Overview:
Within this resource, you will find five sets of worksheets that offer practically endless opportunities for practice to reinforce the concepts you’ve taught in your classroom and provide ample practice to boost your students’ proficiency.

Set 1: Visual Decimal Comparison
Decimals are visually represented using 100 squares alongside place value tables. The two decimal numbers are limited to the range between 0 and 1.

For the subsequent sets of worksheets, all numbers are three-digit whole numbers expressed to two decimal places.

Set 2: Place Value Comparison
This set requires students to compare two decimal numbers presented in place value tables.

Set 3: Decimal Number Comparison
This set focuses on direct comparisons between two decimal numbers, but now without the place value table.

Set 4: True or False Statements
Students are tasked with determining the correctness of given statements comparing two decimal numbers.

Set 5: Decimal Number Ordering
Students will develop the ability to compare and arrange four decimal numbers in this set, further enhancing their proficiency with decimals.

Almost unlimited worksheets
With a simple click, all numbers in the worksheets can be randomized, providing a fresh set of exercises as many times as needed. This flexibility empowers you to create numerous worksheets for classroom activities, homework assignments, review sessions, assessment preparation, or straightforward skill reinforcement throughout the academic year.

No-Prep Worksheet
These worksheets require no additional preparation. Just click, print, and you’re good to go! They are perfectly suited for keeping printed copies on hand for occasions when a substitute teacher is needed.

Answer keys are generated automatically every time you create worksheets, making it easier for you to evaluate your students’ progress and offer timely feedback.

Compatibility
These resources work seamlessly with the official Adobe Acrobat Reader on both Windows and Mac computers.

By utilizing these resources, you can provide your 4th-grade students with a rich and engaging learning experience in comparing decimals. This approach reinforces their mathematical skills while offering convenience and flexibility for both educators and learners.

Additional Curriculum References

Common Core 4th Grade
4.NF.C.7. Comparing Decimals

Ontario Grade 5
B1.5 entails reading, representing, comparing, and ordering decimal numbers up to hundredths, in various contexts.

Australia
Comparing, ordering, and representing decimals (ACMNA105).