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Number Sense
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- Decimals (116)
- Read And Write Decimals (31)
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Compare Decimals
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Order Decimals
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- Round Decimals (12)
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Convert Decimals To Fractions
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- Decimal Operations (40)
- Geometry (32)
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Compare Numbers Games
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Compare Numbers Using A Number LineComparing Numbers with the Help of a Number Line Game
In this exciting math game, kids learn to compare numbers using a number line. The game targets common misconceptions and provides visual aids, helping students understand abstract concepts. By playing, children improve their place value and number sense skills while having fun with visual representations. Perfect for young math enthusiasts!
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Compare Numbers Using Place ValueComparing Number Using a Place Value Chart Game
This exciting math game lets kids compare numbers using a place value chart, making it easier to understand number sense. Your child will enjoy comparing and ordering numbers while building confidence in math skills. A great way to practice place value and strengthen their understanding of numbers. Perfect for making learning both fun and effective!
Place Value Games
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Expanded And Standard FormChange Expanded to Standard Form Game
Kids can overcome misconceptions in math by playing this fun game that focuses on converting 5-digit numbers from expanded to standard form. Your child will engage with place value concepts and improve number sense while enjoying a balanced learning experience. Perfect for third graders, this game makes math both educational and entertaining!
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Word FormChoose the Word That Fills the Blank Correctly Game
In this interactive game, kids will explore the world of multi-digit numbers by filling in the blanks with the correct words. They'll drag and drop items to solve fun problems, building confidence in place value and number sense. This engaging activity is perfect for young learners eager to master reading and writing multi-digit numbers.
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Word FormChanging to Standard Form Game
In this exciting math game, kids will learn to change numbers to standard form by using their place value skills. They'll explore 5-digit numbers, focusing on place names to find the right answers. This game is perfect for enhancing number sense and understanding how to read and write large numbers. It's a fun way to practice important math skills!
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Expanded And Standard FormIdentifying the Missing Number in Expanded Form Game
In this engaging game, kids will explore the concept of place value by identifying missing numbers in expanded forms. They'll tackle colorful challenges, enhancing their understanding of 5-digit numbers. With plenty of practice, students will apply their math knowledge to solve problems and improve their number sense. It's a fun way to learn and grow in math!
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Compare NumbersComparing Numbers Using Greater Than, Smaller Than, or Equal To Symbols Game
Explore the fun world of comparing numbers! In this game, kids will solve problems using greater than, smaller than, or equal to symbols. They will drag and drop items to the correct places, boosting their confidence and understanding of number sense and place value. Perfect for young learners eager to master comparing and ordering numbers in a playful way!
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Place ValueFilling the Number Present at the Mentioned Place Value Game
In this engaging game, students need to observe a given number and correctly fill in the digits at the mentioned place value. Kids will complete place value charts to solve problems, enhancing their number sense. Ideal for fourth graders, this game builds confidence in reading and writing multi-digit numbers. It's a fun learning journey in math!
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Round NumbersRounding off Numbers Using a Number Line Game
This fun game helps kids round off numbers using a number line. Designed for fourth graders, it challenges them to select the right answer from given options, enhancing their place value and number sense. Through interactive problem-solving, children will gain confidence in rounding multi-digit whole numbers. A perfect way to make math exciting!
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Compare NumbersComparing Numbers Game
Help your child master number sense with this engaging game on comparing numbers. Kids will practice ordering and comparing numbers, boosting their confidence in math. The interactive gameplay encourages active participation, making tricky concepts like place value more approachable. A great way to make math fun and exciting for young learners!
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Place ValueDecreasing the Number Game
In this exciting math game, kids will tackle problems that help them understand place value and number sense. By decreasing numbers, they'll learn to read and write multi-digit numbers with ease. This lively game is perfect for fourth graders looking to have fun while sharpening their math skills. Let the learning adventure begin!
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Round NumbersRounding off Numbers to the Mentioned Place Value Game
This exciting game helps kids master rounding numbers by solving fun challenges. They'll learn to round multi-digit whole numbers, boosting their place value and number sense skills. With varying difficulty levels, it's a great way for young mathematicians to practice and build confidence in math. Perfect for making learning enjoyable!
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Compare NumbersChoosing the Number Greater or Smaller Than the Given Number Game
In this engaging math game, kids will learn to compare numbers by selecting the greatest or smallest number using place value skills. Perfect for overcoming misconceptions and building number sense, this game guides fourth graders to excel in comparing and ordering numbers. Watch your child boost their math skills while having fun!
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Place ValueChoosing the Equivalent Value Based on Place Value Game
Join the adventure of choosing equivalent values based on place value! This engaging game helps kids tackle place value problems, enhancing their number sense. Perfect for young learners, it encourages interactive learning with multi-digit numbers, making math exciting and accessible. Watch your child grow confident in math with each challenge. Get started now!
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Round NumbersRounding Off to the Nearest Number According to the Place Value Game
In this exciting game, kids will practice rounding multi-digit whole numbers to the nearest place value. By playing, they'll overcome common misconceptions about rounding and strengthen their number sense. Perfect for making math fun, this game helps kids build confidence in their math skills while enjoying an interactive learning experience.
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Compare NumbersIdentifying the Least or the Greatest Number Game
In this engaging math game, kids will learn to compare and order numbers by identifying the least and greatest numbers. Through interactive elements, students will tap to mark their responses, enhancing their understanding of place value. Perfect for fourth graders, this game boosts number sense while making learning fun and interactive.
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Place ValueCompleting the Expanded Form of Whole Numbers Game
This fun math game helps kids understand place value by completing the expanded form of whole numbers. Students fill in blanks to solve problems, boosting their number sense and confidence. With regular practice, your fourth grader will excel in both classroom and real-world math challenges. A great way to learn and enjoy math!
The development of counting skills and number sense in the previous grades is helpful to solve multi-step word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. With the knowledge of the base-10 blocks, place-value system, ordering, and comparison of numbers is used to establish the relationship and represent using math symbols. Followed by the representation of numbers as fractions and mixed numbers, a large set of data is represented using line-plot and bar-graphs for easy interpretation.
Grade-5 math skills extend the representation of fractional numbers as decimals. To express numbers in the decimal form, the place-value grid is used to comprehend the technique. Graphical representation methods such as line-plot and base-10 blocks are used to order, compare and depict numbers.
What are “number” games?
The scope of the number-games for the 5th graders is:
Representation of numbers in the decimal form for fractions and the estimation of the nearest whole to fluently perform math operations.
The upcoming section reviews the associated learning outcomes and prerequisites for grade-5 math.
Math Games for learning about numbers
The in-depth knowledge of number-sense and fractions promulgate mathematical reasoning to comprehend word-problems in geometry, measurement, and statistics. Interactive games aligned with common core math standards from SplashLearn contribute in nurturing fast math skills during classroom teaching.
Following sections delineate the learning outcomes and the corresponding math skills for grade-5 math.
Learning and outcomes
The development of counting skills for numbers in “hundred-thousands” as well as representing fractions & mixed numbers in previous grades foster math inquisitiveness. The grade-5 math enhances the number-sense with the use of decimal values. As the measurement conversions of physical quantities, drawing angles and data representation deals with significant mathematical values; knowledge of numbers using decimal point is beneficial.
The projected learning outcomes for the grade are listed as follows:
- Comprehending the number-sense for decimal numbers using place-value grid
- Determining the decimal values between two whole numbers using line plot and counting skills in hundreds
- Nurturing the reading and writing comprehension of the decimal values to frame logical answers to word problems
- Analyzing the relationship between two or more decimal numbers to compare and order them with math symbols
- Estimating the nearest whole number for any decimal number to quickly compute the approximate answer
- Converting fractions and mixed numbers to decimal values and whole numbers
Required math skills
The essential math skills to achieve the projected learning outcomes in grade-5 insist on fluency in applying the knowledge of number-sense, counting skills and fractions. Akin to the estimation of nearest multiples of tens and hundreds; decimal numbers are converted to whole numbers for multiplication and division.
Engagement
The comprehensive learning games for SplashLearn are meticulously designed by math experts to contemplate math rationally in the later grades. With a unique set of word-problems, math riddles and puzzles to apply the number-sense skills, kids find the versatile theme-based games highly engaging and motivating to excel in math. The noteworthy learning games as per the curriculum of common core math standards are appreciated by parents engaged in homeschooling.
Grade 5 “Number” games
The number-games for grade-5 are primarily focused on fractions and decimal numbers. The understanding of mixed numbers, components of fractions such as numerator & denominator and correlating the multiples of 10 in solving the problems results in accelerated math learning.
Understanding decimal numbers
To start with the decimal number comprehension, the place-value grid is divided into the two sections. The first section before the decimal place denotes the whole numbers in one, two or more digits. The other section, post the decimal place denotes the value which is 1/10th of the respective place corresponding to a decimal number.
Represent decimal numbers – place value
The decimal numbers exist between two whole numbers. Thus, the first decimal number starts from 0. As 0 can also be written as 0.0. There can exist multiple decimal numbers between 0 and 1.
The upcoming section illustrates the representation of decimal numbers.
Numbers less than 1
The decimal numbers less than 1 exist between 0 and 1. For example, if the value between 0 and 1 is divided into ten equal portions, the numbers can be written as:
- 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 and so on till 0.9.
In a decimal number such as 0.4, the place value associated with the digits is represented as follows:
As a fraction, 0.4 can be written as 4/10. The decimal value 0.4 is equivalent to 0.40 or 0.400. The trailing zeroes after a digit do not change the arithmetic value of the number.
Numbers greater than 1
The decimal numbers occurring after the number “one” are the numbers between any two whole numbers which are more than “0”. For example, the value between 2 and 3 upon dividing into ten equal parts, the intermediate numbers such as 2.1, 2.4 etc. are written as:
Any decimal number between 2 and 3, such as 2.6 (2.600 – up to 3 decimal places) can be written as:
Represent decimal numbers – Using line plot
The line plot representation is another method to represent decimal numbers graphically for better comprehension. The value between two whole numbers can be divided into ten, hundred or thousand equal parts to represent decimal values up-to different places.
Numbers less than 1
To represent numbers less than 1 on a line plot, mark the whole numbers on a line first. Followed by marking, divide the space into equal parts (it can be any number more than 2 such as 5, 10, 100 or even 1000).
The figure below represents the decimal number 0.8 on the line plot.
Figure: The decimal number 0.8 exists between 0 and 1.
Numbers greater than 1
The decimal numbers with arithmetic value more than 1 can also be represented on a line plot in a similar way. For example, the intermediate numbers between 1 and 2 are represented as follows:
Ref Image: The decimal number 1.6 between 1 and 2 on a line plot.
Decimals and fractions
The fractions can be written in the decimal form by dividing the value in the numerator with the denominator. The resulting quotient can be a whole number or a decimal number.
The comprehension of decimal numbers and fractions is akin to the base-10 block representation of the whole number along with the remaining value.
For example:
- Represent the fraction 2/10 or the decimal value 0.2
Reference image: The two blocks in the shaded region represent the value 0.2.
Tenths
The first digit to the right after the decimal point is referred as the 1/10th value corresponding to the number.
Hundredths
The two digits to the right of the decimal point are referred as the “hundredth or 1/100th” value for the number.
Mixed numbers
The mixed numbers as decimals are represented similarly like tenth and hundredth value. Depending on the number, suitable representation is chosen.
Number-sense
The number-sense for decimal numbers are like whole or fractional numbers. The upcoming section delineates the comparison and ordering of the decimal values.
Comparison and ordering of decimals
The decimal numbers can be compared and arranged using place-value grid and line-plot for easy interpretation. The suitable math operators “<(less than)”, “> (more than)” and “= (equal to)” are used to frame a mathematical equation.
Less than 1
To compare decimal numbers less than 1, fill the place-value grid as depicted.
- For example
- Compare 0.4 and 0.9
Thus, the equation will be 0.4 < 0.9
- Compare 0.68 and 0.27
Thus, the equation will be 0.68 > 0.27. As the fraction 68/100 is greater than 27/100.
- Order 0.6, 0.9 and 0.3 in the decreasing order
- The numbers will be ordered as:
- 0.9 > 0.6 > 0.3
Greater than 1
To compare decimal numbers greater than 1, the whole numbers before the decimal point are compared with each other to select the least value. In case, the whole number of both the decimal numbers is same, the values after decimal are compared with each other.
- For example:
- Compare 1.7 and 1.3
Thus, the equation will be 1.7 > 1.3
- Compare 3.87 and 3.92
Thus, the equation will be 3.87 < 3.92, as 0.87 is less than 0.92.
- Order 1.9, 2.6 and 1.5
- Following line-plot represents the decimal values
Thus, the equation will be 1.5 < 1.9 < 2.6
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Rounding decimals
The rounding of decimal numbers is used in math operations such as multiplication or division to frame answers within a scalable value. Also, rounding of the decimals is useful in the approximation of results. The previous grade math skills employ the concept of rounding the whole numbers to the nearest multiple of ten or hundred.
To round the decimal numbers, the numbers after the decimal point are analyzed. The digits are changed to the figure “zero” and the rounding digit is either preserved or increased by one. The suitable operation is selected on the basis of the arithmetic value of the digits in the right.
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Terms to Remember
Application
The applicability of decimal numbers is not limited to only mathematics. The decimal numbers are also widely used in subjects like physics, chemical sciences, and geography. To represent time measurement, angles within geometric figures and fluently multiplying or dividing numbers, the knowledge of decimal numbers is highly recommended.
SplashLearn Number Games for Grade-5
The eclectic knowledge of numbers from basic counting to decimals up to 3 digits forms the basis of learning math in each grade. To proliferate the interest in classroom teaching, SplashLearn games offer numerous math riddles, puzzles, and coherent word problems. The comprehensive worksheets for grade-5 envision math as an essential to grasp the operations like division and measurement units conversion using decimal numbers. As a math apprentice to parents for homeschooling children during summer-vacation, fun learning games to practice daily math substantially prevent skill loss. Equipped with a real-time progress dashboard and playful themes, math games boost confidence and nurture problem-solving aptitude to excel in math.
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