Decimals beyond hundredths
Read, compare and locate decimals with three or more places.
- Easy
- 30
- Medium
- 30
- Hard
- 40
- Total
- 100
Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Read, compare and locate decimals with three or more places.
Connect equal groups, factor products and repeated multiples.
Compare related fractions, mixed numbers and their positions on a line.
Connect familiar percentages, fractions, decimals and a complete whole.
Use equal-sized parts to combine or separate fractions.
Choose efficient strategies and check the size of a product.
Interpret whole groups, leftovers and shared fractional amounts.
Use estimates that suit the decision, including spending decisions.
Turn a practical situation into quantities, operations and a checked decision.
Follow decisions and loops, then investigate factors and multiples digitally.
Use inverse operations and related number facts.
Use inverse operations and properties to find unknown values.
Choose length, mass and capacity units and refine a measurement.
Find perimeter and area by counting, decomposing and recombining shapes.
Convert between am/pm time and 24-hour records.
Estimate, construct and check angles using the correct protractor scale.
Use face shapes and their placement to reason about folding.
Build a first-quadrant grid and describe locations precisely.
Translate, reflect and rotate; examine invariants and symmetry.
Validate categories and counts, represent them and discuss their distribution.
Interpret changes, constant sections and the limits of recorded data.
Ask a clear question, collect relevant data and communicate a supported finding.
List outcomes and distinguish equally likely outcomes from grouped outcomes.
Repeat a chance experiment, record every trial and compare frequencies.