Grade 5 decimals
The four operations, rounding and comparing. 11 of them sit in grade 5 by our reckoning, in 33 sets. Where a skill falls is our judgement, not a standard — take the band that fits the class in front of you.
- Adding decimals, two decimal placesNumbers 1.18–99.92; every one will have the same number of decimal places.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Subtracting decimals, two decimal placesNumbers 1–99.89; every one will have the same number of decimal places.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Adding decimals, ragged decimal placesNumbers 1.1–99.97; every one will have a different number of decimal places on each side.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Subtracting decimals, ragged decimal placesNumbers 1.3–99.93; every one will have a different number of decimal places on each side.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- A decimal times a whole numberNumbers 0.49–99.85; every one will have a whole number on one side.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- A decimal divided by a whole numberNumbers 1.26–891.54; every one will divide by a whole number.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Decimals times and divided by powers of tenNumbers 1.3–1,000; every one will move digits rather than compute.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Rounding decimals to a whole numberNumbers 0.11–9.98; 51% round up.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Rounding a decimal to one decimal placeNumbers 0.132–9.99; 52% round down.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Putting decimals in orderNumbers 0.01–0.99; every one will ask for a whole list in order rather than a single value.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Place value in a decimalNumbers 1–9.974; every one will move digits rather than compute.Starter · Standard · Stretch