Elementary School Decimals Worksheets
Add and Subtract Decimals - Mental Methods

Adding and Subtracting Decimals

Column Addition - Decimals A

Column Addition - Decimals B

Comparing Decimals

Comparing Decimlas (A)

Counting in Tenths (A)

Crack the Code - Decimals

Decimal Operations Mixed Practice

Decimal Operations Ten Minute Challenge

Decimals on Number Lines

Design Your Own Code Breaker (B)

Divide Decimals by Integers (A)

Divide Decimals Using Gattegno Charts by 10, 100, 1000

Dividing 2 Digits by 1 Digit - Using Partitioning

Dividing Decimals (A)

Dividing Decimals (B)

Making One

Measurement Conversions: Time - Minutes and Hours (B)

Multiply decimals by integers

Multiply Decimals Using Gattegno Charts by 10, 100, 1000

Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

Multiplying Decimals (A)

Multiplying Decimals (B)

Ordering Decimals Maze

Rangoli Color by Number - Decimal Operations

Tenths And Hundredths Using The Hundred Flat

Tenths as Fractions and Decimals (A)

Tenths as Fractions and Decimals (B)

Using Number Lines to Add and Subtract Decimals Crossing One

All worksheets are created by the team of experienced teachers at Cazoom Math.
Accuracy Holding Back Grades? Our Ready-to-Print Elementary School Number Resources Will Solve It
Students already understand whole numbers and fractions, so decimals build upon this existing knowledge base. The worksheets demonstrate to students that the place-value system extends beyond the ones place by showing them that tenths and hundredths follow as natural progressions. Number lines and hundred grids serve as visual aids that help students understand the mathematical meaning of notation, allowing them to see how algorithms function instead of memorizing steps.
Students develop educational computational skills through regular practice, which they will need for their entire academic journey. Students who learn to compare, order, and perform operations with decimals at an elementary level will be prepared for middle school content, including ratios, percentages, and algebraic expressions. The skills in this collection build upon one another to establish a foundation that enables sophisticated scientific problem-solving, technological problem-solving, and informed everyday decision-making.
From Basic Operations to Ordering Decimals: What Decimal Skills are Covered in This Collection
These worksheets follow a structured concrete-to-pictorial-to-abstract progression that deepens students’ understanding of decimals. Learners use visual supports such as hundredths charts and number lines before applying column and mental methods. Each worksheet includes step-by-step answer keys for self-checking. Topics include decimal place value, operations, scaling by powers of ten, ordering, and mixed operation challenges. Real-world contexts, such as time and measurement, help students connect decimal fluency to practical problem-solving.
Why teachers choose our Elementary School Decimals Worksheets
These sheets fit seamlessly into lesson plans without requiring extra preparation time. Teachers use them for whole-class instruction, small-group work, or independent practice, and the range of difficulty supports both developing learners and students who need challenge tasks. Clear layouts and consistent formatting mean less time explaining directions and more time working through problems.
The solution pages reveal the reasoning behind each answer, not just the final result. This transparency helps teachers diagnose misconceptions during one-on-one conferences or reteaching sessions. Because the sheets are ready to print, educators reclaim time previously spent searching for quality resources and can redirect that energy toward responsive instruction and individualized feedback.
Beyond Classrooms: Where these skills show up in real life
Students encounter decimals every time they handle money, measure ingredients, or read a digital display. This is why elementary learners who understand tenths and hundredths can calculate change, compare product prices, and interpret measurements in cooking, sports, and science.
• Count coins and calculate change
• Measure liquids for recipes
• Compare prices per unit when shopping
• Calculate travel distances on maps and odometers