Identifying, Adding, Subtracting Decimals
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Game for problem solving decimal problems
Topics of this game:
- Shelly decorated a cake. She bought candles for $2.67, icing for $6.08, and candy sprinkles for $.89. How much did she spend?
- How can I show 4.21?
- A game cost $3.99. Jim paid $5.00. He received incorrect change of $2.18. How much does he need to return to the cashier?
- If "l" represents a tenth and "." represents a hundredth, how much is l l l l l . . . . . . . .?
- Sue and Tom biked a total of 3.87 miles. Sue biked .59 miles. How many miles did Tom bike?
- What is another name for 60%?
- What is another name for 8%?
- If "l" represents a tenth and "." represents a hundredth, how much is l l l l l l l l . . . ?
- A phone has 7.25GB storage space. It is at 6.78GB. How much free storage space remains?
- ("l" equals 1 tenth; "." equals 1 hundredth) Susan added l l l . . . . . . and l l l l l . . . blocks. What is her total?
- David jumped 4.56 ft at the contest. His second jump was 3.24 ft. How much did he jump in all?
- How can I show nine tenths, four hundredths?
- How can I show .73?
- For my birthday, I received 6 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies. How much money did I receive?
- What is another name for 75%?
- If "l" represents a tenth and "." represents a hundredth, how much is l l l l l . . . . . .?
- Bob bought a cookie for $.65, a book for $1.79, and a pencil for $.33. How much did he spend in all?
- Kate is driving 47.6 miles to Atlanta. So far she has traveled 33.25 miles. How many miles does she have remaining?
