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- Year 5
Describe and write decimal numbers with hundredths in different ways
I can describe and write decimal numbers with hundredths in different ways.
- Year 5
Describe and write decimal numbers with hundredths in different ways
I can describe and write decimal numbers with hundredths in different ways.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Hundredths can be counted and represented with place value resources.
- Hundredths can be counted and represented as decimals on a number line.
- Hundredths can be counted and represented as fractions on a number line.
Keywords
Hundredth - One part of one hundred equal parts.
Decimal number - A decimal number has a decimal point followed by digits that show the fractional part.
Fraction - Shows us how many equal parts in a whole.
Multiple - The result of multiplying a number by an integer.
Common misconception
When crossing the tenth boundary, pupils count ten hundredths as 'zero point zero ten'.
Use cardinal representations to guide the pupil's counting so ten hundredths and one tenth equivalence can be discussed.
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The starter quiz will activate and check your pupils' prior knowledge, with versions available both with and without answers in PDF format.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is the name of the missing place value column?

Q2.Look at the sequence. Write the missing number as a decimal.

Q3.0.8 can be described as:
Q4.Which of these representations does not represent 0.4?



Q5.Write this representation as a decimal number.

Q6.Which image represents 38 hundredths?



Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Write the next decimal number in the sequence after 0.39.

Q2.Tick the ways that 0.25 can be described.
Q3.Match the number to the description.
90 -
nine tens
0.9 -
zero point nine
0.09 -
nine hundredths
9 -
nine
Q4.40 hundredths can be represented as:
Q5.Here is part of a number line. Which equation matches the representation?

Q6.This image can be represented a:
