Decimals
Read decimals to three decimal places, compare and round them, and connect decimals with fractions.
Your child reads decimals to three decimal places: tenths, hundredths and thousandths. Each place is ten times smaller than the one before it. Your child uses this throughout the chapter, from number lines to comparing, rounding, and changing fractions into decimals and back. Read the study guide →
About this chapter
Primary 4 decimals questions help your child connect tenths, hundredths and thousandths with numbers they can compare and explain. This chapter covers decimal place value, reading a number line, ordering decimals, rounding to a stated accuracy, and changing between fractions and decimals. Choose a subtopic to work on one skill, then use the mixed practice to bring the chapter's skills together.
Practise by question type: decimal place value, decimal number lines, comparing decimals, rounding decimals, fractions and decimals and P4 decimals mixed practice.
The topics in Primary 4 Decimals
Primary 4 Decimals Study Guide
New to decimals, or revising for a test? A short explanation first, then five short steps with something to try at each one, worked examples, and a quick check that points to the right practice.
What are decimals?Place valueNumber linesComparingRoundingFractionsOpen the study guide →