Free Decimals Worksheets
Printable decimal practice for grades 4 and 5, from comparing tenths and hundredths to dividing decimals by whole numbers. Every problem and answer is checked by a program with exact decimal arithmetic, and each sheet has an answer key on page 2.
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How to use these worksheets
Line up the points
For adding and subtracting, the decimal points go in one straight column. Adding zeros to the end of the shorter number keeps the columns neat.
Count the places
For multiplying, ignore the points, multiply, then count the decimal places in both numbers to place the point in the answer.
Estimate first
A quick estimate catches most misplaced points: 4.8 × 0.8 is about 4, so 38.4 cannot be right.