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    • Compare Decimals Using Number Line
      Compare Decimals Using A Number Line
      Compare Decimals Using Number Line

      Shine bright in the math world by learning how to compare decimals using a number line.

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    • Take Help of a Number Line to Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimals Using A Number Line
      Take Help of a Number Line to Compare Decimals

      Kids must take help of a number line to compare decimals.

      4 5 4.NF.7
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    • Comparing Decimals Using Number Line
      Compare Decimals Using A Number Line
      Comparing Decimals Using Number Line

      Take the first step towards building your math castle by comparing decimals using a number line.

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    • Use Symbols to Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimals
      Use Symbols to Compare Decimals

      Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by using symbols to compare decimals.

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    • Compare Decimals Using Symbols
      Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimals Using Symbols

      Take a look at how to compare decimals using symbols in this game.

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    • Compare Decimal Numbers
      Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimal Numbers

      Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to compare decimal numbers.

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    • Compare and Order Decimals Using Place Value
      Compare Decimals
      Compare and Order Decimals Using Place Value

      Apply your knowledge of numbers to compare and order decimals using place values.

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    • Fill a Decimal Number Between the Two Tenths
      Compare Decimals
      Fill a Decimal Number Between the Two Tenths

      Fill a decimal number between the two tenths to practice decimals.

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    • Order Decimals greater than 1
      Compare Decimals
      Order Decimals greater than 1

      Begin the exciting journey of becoming a math wizard by learning to order decimals greater than 1.

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    • Choose Greatest or Least Decimal
      Compare Decimals
      Choose Greatest or Least Decimal

      Use your number skills to choose the greatest or the smallest decimal.

      4 5 5.NBT.3.b
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    • Use a Place Chart to Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimals
      Use a Place Chart to Compare Decimals

      Kids must use a place chart to compare decimals to play.

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    • Order Decimals less than 1
      Compare Decimals
      Order Decimals less than 1

      Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing to order decimals less than 1.

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    • Write a Number Between Given Decimal Numbers
      Compare Decimals
      Write a Number Between Given Decimal Numbers

      Enter the madness of math-multiverse by learning to write a number between given decimal numbers.

      4 5 4.NF.7
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    • Compare Decimals Using Place Value Chart
      Compare Decimals
      Compare Decimals Using Place Value Chart

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to compare decimals using a place value chart.

      4 5 4.NF.7
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    • Write any Decimal between Two Decimals
      Compare Decimals
      Write any Decimal between Two Decimals

      Learn to solve math problems as you learn to write any decimal between two decimals.

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    • Write a Decimal between Two Hundredths
      Compare Decimals
      Write a Decimal between Two Hundredths

      Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to write a decimal between two hundredths.

      4 5 4.NF.7
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    Basic decimals come in handy for advanced math in higher grades. With a strong hold on decimals, kids can identify values with more precision and accuracy.

    Decimals - Why Do They Matter Anyway?

    Decimals are used every day, whether it is dealing with money, length, or weight. In situations where precision is needed, decimals are especially handy. They help kids understand the concept of parts of a whole.

    Comparing decimals is a foundational skill for 4th graders and involves finding differences between values of decimal numbers. With practice, kids can distinguish between decimal values easily and eventually progress to adding and subtracting decimals. 

    3 Super Immersive Compare Decimals Games

    Here are 3 engaging online games that can help your kids compare decimals:

    Represent Decimals on a Number Line

    This game uses a graphic number line and cartoons. Learners are required to pinpoint where a particular decimal value falls on the number line. The numbers may be greater than 1 or lesser than 1.

    Use a Chart to Place Decimal Values

    In this game, learners have to place decimal values in ones, tens, tenths, and hundredths place on a chart. It is the best introduction to the basics of decimals for 4th graders.

    Compare Decimal Numbers

    This game builds upon the understanding of decimals and their placement. Kids are required to use their decimal teachings to compare two values and determine which is greater or lesser.

    Why Are Decimal Concepts So Confusing?

    One of the big challenges in teaching kids about decimals is that they are completely different from whole numbers. Kids learn all about whole numbers before tackling decimals. But unlike whole numbers, a longer sequence of numbers does not equal a higher value. This can be a tough concept for 4th graders to grasp.

    Decimal games focus on teaching whole number place values like tens and hundreds. They can also stress the relation of decimals to fractions.

    How Can Parents Help Kids Learn Decimals More Effectively?

    Any confusing math concept requires practice and repetition to be fully ingrained. Parents can help their kids process decimal concepts through visual clues. Visual cues can take many different forms, such as a table showing the place values of decimal numbers, specifying the tenth and hundredth values.

    Another great way is by having kids convert decimals into fractions or plotting and ordering decimals on a number line.

    These basic math concepts are the foundation for more high-level learning, so make sure to give your 4th grader some time to process the topic. With time, repletion, and fun games, kids will grasp decimals in no time!

    SplashLearn Has the Answers!

    SplashLearn has the best online educational solutions for learning decimals. Kids can choose between a variety of games that include charts, cartoons, and engaging storylines. Auditory aids help learners who process information best through listening.

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