Tenths and Hundredths Aim To recognise decimal equivalents

Tenths and Hundredths

Aim • To recognise decimal equivalents for tenths and hundredths. Success Criteria • I can identify decimal and fraction equivalents for tenths. • I can identify decimal and fraction equivalents for hundredths.

Quarter Hunt Which of these images represents a quarter? This is a quarter because the whole square is split into 4 equal sized pieces. It is split in half and each half is split in half again. This is a quarter because the whole square is split into 4 equal sized pieces. The 2 rectangles together make half and the remaining half is split in half again. This is not a quarter because the 4 pieces are not equal sizes. This is a quarter because the whole square is split into 4 equal sized pieces.

Quarter Hunt Which of these images represents a quarter? This is a quarter because the whole rectangle is split into 4 equal sized pieces. Each diagonal splits the rectangle in half so each half is cut in half again. This is not a quarter because the 4 pieces are not equal sizes. This is a quarter because the whole rectangle is split into 4 equal sized pieces. The rectangle is split in half and each half is split in half again.

Quarter Hunt Which of these images represents a quarter? This is a quarter because the whole triangle is split into 4 equal sized pieces. This is a quarter because the whole star can be split into 12 equal sized triangles and 3 of the triangles are coloured in is equivalent to. 3 12 1 4 This is not a quarter because the 4 pieces are not equal sizes.

Tenths and Hundredths What fraction is represented by… because the whole circle has been divided into 10 equal pieces and 7 of them are coloured in.

Tenths and Hundredths What fraction is represented by… because the whole square has been divided in to 100 equal pieces and 65 of them are coloured in.

Tenths and Hundredths What fraction is represented by… because there are 10 objects, and 5 of them have been selected.

Tenths and Hundredths What fraction is represented by… because the whole square has been divided in to 100 equal pieces and 40 of them are coloured in. Or because the whole group of 100 squares could be divided into equal groups of 10 squares each and 4 of those groups are coloured in.

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Fractions to Decimals Tenths 10 9173 Place holder 9 31 tenths 7 tenth Hundredths

Fractions to Decimals Tenths 0 0 Place holders Hundredths 824 4 hundredths 2 8

Fractions to Decimals 0 Tenths Hundredths 1 10

Fractions to Decimals 0 Tenths Hundredths 3 30

Fractions to Decimals 0 Tenths Hundredths 9 90

Fractions to Decimals 0 Tenths Hundredths 6 60

Fractions to Decimals Tenths 0 Hundredths 25

Fractions to Decimals Tenths 0 Hundredths 48

Fractions to Decimals Tenths 0 Hundredths 72

Fractions to Decimals Tenths 0 Hundredths 91

Pairs

Match It Match the decimal numbers to the equivalent fractions. 0. 2 0. 8 0. 3 0. 9 0. 22 0. 08 0. 33 0. 09

Match It Complete the equivalent pairs of fractions and decimals. 0. 7 0. 01 = 0. 5 = 5 0. 07 = 0. 86 0. 6 = 0. 4 0. 54 60

Aim • To recognise decimal equivalents for tenths and hundredths. Success Criteria • I can identify decimal and fraction equivalents for tenths. • I can identify decimal and fraction equivalents for hundredths.