Addition worksheets
Printable addition practice with control over digits, regrouping and layout.
Divide a decimal by a decimal with one decimal place, such as 1.2 divided by 0.4, by making the divisor a whole number first.
Divide a decimal by a decimal with one decimal place, such as 1.2 divided by 0.4, by making the divisor a whole number first.
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Addition and subtraction are stacked with the decimal points lined up, and numbers can have different numbers of decimal places. Multiplication and division are written across the page: decimals times whole numbers, decimals times decimals, decimals divided by whole numbers, and division by a decimal.
Every answer is exact and has no extra zero at the end. Choose the largest number of decimal places and how many problems fit on the page. The solved example shows the method for the chosen skill.
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Printable addition practice with control over digits, regrouping and layout.
Printable subtraction practice with control over digits, borrowing and layout.
Times-table drills: one table, a range of tables, squares or anchor facts, in order or shuffled.