[Week 1] - Compare Decimals

Last updated about 4 years ago

15 questions

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

Library

[Week 1] - Compare Decimals

Last updated about 4 years ago

15 questions

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

5.2.B

1

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?

Spell your answer!

5.2.A

1

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

5.2.A

1

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

5.2.A

1

Watch the video, then complete the question.

17.985 ____ 18.1
Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

5.2.B

1

5.2.A

1

5.2.A

Review - Place Value

In what place is the underlined digit?

34.786

Hundredths

Tens

Tenths

hundreds

Review - Place Value

What is the place value of the underlined digit?

38.195

0.005

5,000

500

0.05

Review - Place Value

Select all the values that represent the underlined digit.

267.84

Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lacey were collecting shells at the Texas City Dike. Mrs. Morris collected 5.27 ounces of shells and Mrs. Lacey collected 4.983 ounces of shells.

Who collected more ounces of shells?

Mrs. Morris

Mrs. Lacey

Larry and Bill both earn money for recycling aluminum. Last year, Larry earned $998 and Bill earned $1,004 recycling aluminum.

Who earned more money recycling aluminum?

Larry

Bill

Choose greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=).

Remember the alligator eats the bigger number.

> (greater than)

< (less than)

= (equal to)

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

7.14
7.002
7.081
7.81

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

4.022
4
4.002
4.221

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?

Spell your answer!

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

Watch the video, then complete the question.

17.985 ____ 18.1
Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Alex, Abby, and Valerie are all students and all walk to school. Alex walks 0.98 miles. Abby walks 1.032. Valerie walks 1.1 miles. Place the students in order from the greatest (longest) walk to the shortest walk.

Valerie
Abby
Alex

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

9

0.9

0.09

90

Review - Place Value

In what place is the underlined digit?

34.786

Hundredths

Tens

Tenths

hundreds

Review - Place Value

What is the place value of the underlined digit?

38.195

0.005

5,000

500

0.05

Review - Place Value

Select all the values that represent the underlined digit.

267.84

0.4

4/100

40

4 x 0.01

four tenths

four hundredths

Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lacey were collecting shells at the Texas City Dike.  Mrs. Morris collected 5.27 ounces of shells and Mrs. Lacey collected 4.983 ounces of shells.

Who collected more ounces of shells?

Mrs. Morris

Mrs. Lacey

Larry and Bill both earn money for recycling aluminum. Last year, Larry earned $998 and Bill earned $1,004 recycling aluminum.

Who earned more money recycling aluminum?

Larry

Bill

Choose greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=). 

Remember the alligator eats the bigger number.

> (greater than)

< (less than)

= (equal to)

 Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least.  Greatest on top.

7.14

7.002

7.081

7.81

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least.  Greatest on top.

4.022

4

4.002

4.221

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Alex, Abby, and Valerie are all students and all walk to school.  Alex walks 0.98 miles.  Abby walks 1.032.  Valerie walks 1.1 miles.  Place the students in order from the greatest (longest) walk to the shortest walk.

Valerie

Abby

Alex

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

9

0.9

0.09

90

[Week 1] - Compare Decimals

[Week 1] - Compare Decimals

Watch the video, then complete the question.Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?Spell your answer!

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

Watch the video, then complete the question.Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

Watch the video, then complete the question.17.985 ____ 18.1 Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Review - Place ValueIn what place is the underlined digit?34.786

Review - Place ValueWhat is the place value of the underlined digit?38.195

Review - Place ValueSelect all the values that represent the underlined digit.267.84

Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lacey were collecting shells at the Texas City Dike. Mrs. Morris collected 5.27 ounces of shells and Mrs. Lacey collected 4.983 ounces of shells.Who collected more ounces of shells?

Larry and Bill both earn money for recycling aluminum. Last year, Larry earned $998 and Bill earned $1,004 recycling aluminum.Who earned more money recycling aluminum?

Choose greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=). Remember the alligator eats the bigger number.

Watch the video, then complete the question.Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

Watch the video, then complete the question.Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?Spell your answer!

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

Watch the video, then complete the question.Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

Watch the video, then complete the question.17.985 ____ 18.1 Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.Alex, Abby, and Valerie are all students and all walk to school. Alex walks 0.98 miles. Abby walks 1.032. Valerie walks 1.1 miles. Place the students in order from the greatest (longest) walk to the shortest walk.

What is the value of the underlined digit in the number 62.947?

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?

Spell your answer!

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

Watch the video, then complete the question.

17.985 ____ 18.1
Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Review - Place Value

In what place is the underlined digit?

34.786

Review - Place Value

What is the place value of the underlined digit?

38.195

Review - Place Value

Select all the values that represent the underlined digit.

267.84

Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lacey were collecting shells at the Texas City Dike. Mrs. Morris collected 5.27 ounces of shells and Mrs. Lacey collected 4.983 ounces of shells.

Who collected more ounces of shells?

Larry and Bill both earn money for recycling aluminum. Last year, Larry earned $998 and Bill earned $1,004 recycling aluminum.

Who earned more money recycling aluminum?

Choose greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=).

Remember the alligator eats the bigger number.

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Place the numbers in order from greatest to least. Greatest on top.

In what place is the underlined digit in 6.487?

Spell your answer!

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Dan and Sara each bring books to school. Dan's books have a weight of 6.328 pounds and Sara's books have a weight of 7.1 pounds. Which student (Sara or Dan) brought the greatest weight of books to school?

Watch the video, then complete the question.

17.985 ____ 18.1
Determine if the above comparison is greater than >, less than <, or equal to =.

Hint: type the symbol or spell it out

Watch the video, then complete the question.

Alex, Abby, and Valerie are all students and all walk to school. Alex walks 0.98 miles. Abby walks 1.032. Valerie walks 1.1 miles. Place the students in order from the greatest (longest) walk to the shortest walk.