Rounding Worksheets
Approximation (A)
Year groups: 7, 8

Approximation (B)
Year groups: 7, 8

Estimating Powers and Roots
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding Charts
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding Mixed Exercise
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to Decimal Places
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to One Decimal Place
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to the Nearest Hundred
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to the Nearest Ten
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to the Nearest Thousand
Year groups: 7, 8

Rounding to the Nearest Whole Number
Year groups: 7, 8

Significant Figures (A)
Year groups: 7, 8

Significant Figures (B)
Year groups: 7, 8

Upper and Lower Bounds
Year groups: 8, 9

Calculating with Bounds
Year groups: 10, 11

Error Intervals - Rounding
Year groups: 10, 11

Truncating and Error Intervals
Year groups: 10, 11

Rounding Numbers Worksheets with Answers
Rounding numbers will come up in other areas of math, so give your child or pupil a head start with our resources. Our rounding numbers worksheets are available in PDF format to easily download and print, and come supplied with answers so you can see how much progress students are making. We have resources available for all levels and abilities, so use Cazoom Maths to help students throughout their math education.
The Importance of Learning to Round Numbers
Learning to round numbers is a very important skill that students will use throughout their math education and into later life.
Rounding decimals up to the nearest whole number can make adding up several numbers faster and easier. This is particularly useful when shopping; by rounding the prices of items to the nearest pound, the total value of the shop can be quickly estimated. This can be helpful to work out if you have enough money to buy all the items on your shopping list. Rounding might also be useful when estimating distance.
Application of Rounding Numbers in Math
It is not always necessary to be exact. Some math questions students come across in their education will result in an extremely long decimal number.
These numbers are very confusing to use in any subsequent calculations, so they are often rounded to make them easier to work with. Hence why instead of writing 3.1415926535 and so on for Pi, we often work with 3.14. This reduces the accuracy of the final answer, but it makes the calculation much simpler. Students will often be required to leave an answer to two decimal places, which involves rounding. In order to be successful in math, especially at higher levels, students need to be confident in how to round both decimals and whole numbers. Worksheets and activities on rounding can help to build confidence and improve technique in this area, preparing children for harder math questions and later life.