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Grade 5 Week 2 (Q2)

This document provides instruction on comparing and ordering decimals. It begins with the objective of comparing decimal numbers. It then explains how to compare decimals with different numbers of decimal places by making the number of places equal using zeros as placeholders. Examples are provided of comparing decimals using this method. The document also covers ordering decimals from least to greatest and greatest to least, with examples of arranging decimals in ascending and descending order. It concludes with math exercises for students to practice comparing and ordering decimals.

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Grade 5 Week 2 (Q2)

This document provides instruction on comparing and ordering decimals. It begins with the objective of comparing decimal numbers. It then explains how to compare decimals with different numbers of decimal places by making the number of places equal using zeros as placeholders. Examples are provided of comparing decimals using this method. The document also covers ordering decimals from least to greatest and greatest to least, with examples of arranging decimals in ascending and descending order. It concludes with math exercises for students to practice comparing and ordering decimals.

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COMPAR I N G A N D

O R D E R I N G
DE C IM A L S
E 5 MAT H WEE K 2
GRAD

TEACHER
JANE

2nd Quarter
Objective

Compares and arranges


decimal numbers.

GRADE 5 MATH
Comparing
Decimals
GRADE 5 MATH
We can compare decimals with
different number of decimal places by
making the number of decimal places
equal. Zeros are used as place holder.

GRADE 5 MATH
Example 0.1 > 0.01
Use zero to make the decimals equal in
number of decimal places.

0.10 > 0.01 is read “ten hundredths is greater


than one hundredths.”
GRADE 5 MATH
Example 0.5 > 0.005
Add two zeros to the first decimal to make
both decimals equal in number of decimal
places.
0.500 > 0.005 is read “five hundred
thousandths is greater than five thousandths.”
GRADE 5 MATH
Example 0.142 < 0.4
Use zero to make the decimals equal in
number of decimal places.
0.142 < 0.400 is read “one hundred forty-two
thousandths is less than four hundred
thousandths.”
GRADE 5 MATH
More examples
> 4.63
46.3 ____ > 1.18
3.72 ____
7.34 ____
< 7.5 12.0002____
< 12.002

56.90 ____
= 56.9 > 8.2
8.24 ____

GRADE 5 MATH
Ordering Decimals

GRADE 5 MATH
Ascending order
– least to greatest
Descending order
– greatest to least
GRADE 5 MATH
Example
5.23 52.3 0.523 0.0523
Use zeros to make the decimals have the same
number of decimal places.
5.2300 52.3000 0.5230 0.0523

GRADE 5 MATH
Arranging decimals from least to greatest, the
order should be:

5.2300 52.3000 0.5230 0.0523


5.23 52.3 0.523 0.0523

0.0523 0.523 5.23 52.3


GRADE 5 MATH
Example
2.1 2.26 2.7 2.33 2.17
Use zeros to make the decimals have the same
number of decimal places.
2.10 2.26 2.70 2.33 2.17

GRADE 5 MATH
Arranging decimals from greatest to least, the
order should be:
2.10 2.26 2.70 2.33 2.17
2.1 2.26 2.7 2.33 2.17

2.7 2.33 2.26 2.17 2.1


GRADE 5 MATH
Example
4.2 2.8 3.4 3.5 3.6
greatest to least
4.2 3.6 3.5 3.4 2.8
least to greatest
2.8 3.4 3.5 3.6 4.2
GRADE 5 MATH
THANK
YOU!
GRADE 5 MATH
MATH
EXERCIS
ES
GRADE 5 MATH
Fill in the blanks with a <, >, or =.

>
24.7 ______2.47
<
0.0003 ______0.3
=
12.7 _____12.70
<
5.67 ______8.67
GRADE 5 MATH
Arranging the following decimals from greatest to
least.
9.10 9.07 9.62 9.26
9.62 9.26 9.10 9.07
8.4 9.5 9.18 8.12
9.5 9.18 8.4 8.12
GRADE 5 MATH
Let’s proceed to
the worksheet.
GRADE 5 MATH

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