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We break out the symbols and compare (greater than, less than, or equal) the value of decimals. We encourage students to compare the numbers moving from left to right. Unless you have numbers with the same primary place value integer, the value with an integer in the place value furthest to the left is the greatest value. The opposite is true when you are looking for the smallest value. Students will evaluate numbers in various places within the decimals.

Students will practice comparing decimals to determine which is greater, including indicating greater than/less than, ordering numbers in a series, and completing the next whole tenth.

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Comparing Decimals

This worksheet explains how to compare two decimals with different decimal place values. A sample problem is solved.

Comparing and Ordering a Series of Decimals

This worksheet solves a sample problem comparing an assortment of numbers with different decimal place values. Two problems are included for students to solve.

Find the Greatest Number

This worksheet provides 10 problems for students to solve by comparing two numbers and determining which is greater. All numbers are combinations of the numerals 1 and 0.

Put the Numbers in Order

Students will compare a series of numbers and put them in ascending order. Numbers are a mix of whole numbers and decimals ranging from the tenths to the ten-thousandths.

Students will compare pairs of numbers from whole numbers to decimals in the tenths to the ten-thousandths. Students will use ">" or "<" to indicate which number is greater. Eight problems are provided.

Least to Greatest

Students will place a series of five numbers in ascending order. All numbers are combinations of the numerals 1 and 0, and contain both whole numbers and decimals.

Complete the Next Whole Tenth

This worksheet explains how to find the next whole tenth of a decimal. A sample problem is solved.

Comparing Decimal Places to Find the Greater Number

This worksheet explains how to compare each decimal place in a number to determine the larger number. To practice problems are provided.

Decimal Skills

In the first part of the worksheet, students will first compare multiple place decimals to determine which number is greater. In the second part, students will find the next whole tenth and solve for the missing addend.

Comparing Multiple Place Decimals

In the first part of the worksheet, students will underline the greatest number. In the second part, students will put multiple place decimals in ascending order.

Adding Places to Decimals

Students will add a tenth, a hundredth, and a thousandth to each decimal. Eight problems are provided.

Decimals on a Number Line

Students will practice locating decimals on a number line. Three problems are provided.