For some reason, pupils tend to be very careless and not see the "th" in the questions even though they know its a question on decimals. Attached are several questions where pupils can familiarize themselves with the notation & place values (tenths & hundredths)
Bear in mind, there is no such thing as "oneth"! Hence the first digit AFTER the decimal point is "tenth".
For example:
0 . 2 4
ones tenths hundredths
Worksheet: http://www.freedrive.com/file/1470291
Solutions: http://www.freedrive.com/file/1470292
Happy practising! :)
As a teacher for several years, I've come to realise that many pupils have difficulties in Math and yet are unable to get help from their parents (who themselves can't solve the questions! :p) Hence, this site has been set up to help those who really want to help themselves. Worked solutions are provided free of charge :)
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