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Converting Decimals to Fractions: Practice Steps & Examples

Practice converting decimals to fractions by following step-by-step instructions. Learn how to identify place values, write fractions resembling them, and reduce fractions if possible. Improve your math skills today!

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Converting Decimals to Fractions: Practice Steps & Examples

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  1. Ordering Irrationals Unit 1.11

  2. ClearBoard Practice! Converting Fractions  Decimals

  3. Convert each decimal fraction. 1) 0.5 Step 1: Identify the place value of the last digit. Step 2: Write a fraction (or mixed number) that resembles this place value. Step 3: Reduce (if possible)

  4. Convert each decimal fraction. 2) 0.36 Step 1: Identify the place value of the last digit. Step 2: Write a fraction (or mixed number) that resembles this place value. Step 3: Reduce (if possible)

  5. Convert each decimal fraction. 3) 2.003 Step 1: Identify the place value of the last digit. Step 2: Write a fraction (or mixed number) that resembles this place value. Step 3: Reduce (if possible)

  6. Convert each fraction decimal. Step 1: Identify any whole numbers. Step 2: Multiply the denominator to make a product of 10, 100, 1000… Step 3: Multiply the numerator by this same number. Step 4: Write as a decimal having this same place value. 4) 5/4

  7. Convert each fraction decimal. Step 1: Identify any whole numbers. Step 2: Multiply the denominator to make a product of 10, 100, 1000… Step 3: Multiply the numerator by this same number. Step 4: Write as a decimal having this same place value. 5) 2 1/5

  8. Convert each fraction decimal. Step 1: Identify any whole numbers. Step 2: Multiply the denominator to make a product of 10, 100, 1000… Step 3: Multiply the numerator by this same number. Step 4: Write as a decimal having this same place value. 6) 7/2

  9. ? What Order What?Class Activity

  10. Homework Time  Ordering Irrationals WS

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