Description: Lunch Line is a fun and funny game in which students practice their fractions, decimals, and percentages ordering skills. Students must arrange the celebrities and historical figures in a lunch line based on the values floating on top of their heads from least to greatest. If figures are positioned incorrectly, the lunch line will stagger crookedly and inefficiently to the cafeteria, thereby angering the teacher.
Lunch Lady - Online Game. Description: Ensure the lunch lady doesn't turn grumpy by helping her get all eight students through the lunch line successfully. For each student, add up the prices of their lunch items and enter the value into the cash register.
You have three minutes before the next class comes rushing in! Very fun. Decimals Workshop - Online. Description: This innovative program allows students to perform decimals calculations in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
The program is totally customizable and allows users to select the number of problems and the numbers of digits before or after the decimal in each problem. It also provides a drag and drop, decimal-friendly work space. Type: Math Workshop. Format: Online Activity. Grade Levels: 3, 4, 5, 6. CC Standards: 5. Tipster - Online Game. Description: In Tipster, students player the role of restaurant manager who must calculate the tip amounts for his or her servers.
This fun game involves calculating percentages of numbers and quality of service. Quality of service indicated by the customers determined percentage of total bill that constitutes tip. Very fun! Computation Castle - Online Game. Description: Computation Castle is a fun game that requires students to use their fractions, measurement, place value, and exponents skills to reverse a spell placed that caused the royal family to be turned into various animals.
Burnside's Billions. Description: This innovative game requires students to "purchase" as many of the world's most important landmarks as possible with ten billion dollars.
Students must purchase by using the game's tools to convert dollars to the native currency. For example, to buy the Eiffel tower, players must convert dollars to euros.
The game provides real-time currency exchange rates and has numerous twists and turns. Games can be saved! For more detailed video instructions, check out the Burnside Billion's instructional video. Expanded Notation Workshop. Description: This fun workshop allows students to practice the concept of standard notation.
It is completely customizable and students can choose from demonstration mode or play mode. You can include or exclude decimals. Ordering Decimals with "8". Description: This activity requires students to order ten decimals ranging from 0.
All values contain just zeros and eights. Type: Math Drill. Format: Printable Activity. Ordering Decimals from Least to Greatest - Online. Description: This activity requires students to drag and drop decimals from least to greatest. Works only on desktop computers. Use as Assessment on Google Classroom.
Ordering Decimals from Least to Greatest to the tenths - Online. Grade Levels:. Ordering Decimals from Least to Greatest to the hundredths - Online. Ordering Decimals from Least to Greatest to the tenths and hundredths - Online. Ordering Decimals to the hundredths and higher to the tenths and hundredths - Online.
Decimal Tenths on a Number Line - Online. Description: This activity requires students to analyze number lines where the decimal numbers fall.
It gives immediate feedback. Rounding Decimals to the Nearest Tenth - Online. Description: This activity requires students to round decimals to the nearest tenth. Rounding Decimals to the Nearest Hundredth - Online. For each correct answer, you will be able to roll the die to move forward on the game board to get to the finish line. Do you love football? Try playing these fun football math games about decimals. Decimals Place Value Solve problems about place value in decimals in this interactive football math game.
Play the following basketball math games alone or with a partner. These exciting games can also be played in the classroom by using a Promethean Board or an LCD projector and dividing the students into two teams. Adding Decimals Game Fun basketball math game about adding decimals.
Subtracting Decimals Basketball Game Subtract decimals correctly to score as many points as possible. Multiplying Decimals Game Do yo know how to multiply decimals? Show off your knowledge and skills by playing this game. A combination of thrill and some quick math tips, this Ordering decimal game is all about getting the given set of numbers at the perfect place!
Students would be asked to place decimals, negatives, fractions in the correct order to get promoted to the next round. The right order leads you automatically to a fresh new challenge. It means that the students will undergo a quick practice to improve their pace.
Range Arranger aims at helping students compare numbers and place them in the correct order. The exercise involved will be building a large tower of numbers. The blocks, however, need to be placed at the correct spots from the smallest to the largest to get it right. Students will get to have lots of fun working on these tasks while bubbling their curiosity about numbers.
With a range of difficulty levels available, you can easily choose the one that is appropriate for your child. Learning new concepts is not just about getting it right but is also about getting it right in lesser time. Solving math requires you to work at your maximum level without sparing a single second.
And to make your kids solve decimals and comparison problems effortlessly, this comparing and ordering game provides students with a set of questions. Each question is provided with four options from which you have to pick the right one in a given time. Each set will have a predefined time limit before which you have to complete your submission.
What more? You also get access to practice problems, live interactive sessions, and homework. Help your kids get trained in comparing decimals quickly by introducing them to this yet another impressive game. Just like the previous one, this compare decimal game provides students with questions, each having four options. Time taken to answer the set will be noted for your benefit, and a smart score will be provided to you.
What if you feel underprepared? You can get quick learning tips in the option or just practice more with worksheets first before you take up the next challenge!
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