Title: Percents, Fractions and Decimals by: April Ferrell
1Percents, Fractions and Decimalsby April
Ferrell
2Lesson Objectives
- Read, write, and represent decimals using
symbols, words, or models. - Identify and determine equivalent forms of proper
fractions.
3Percents, Fractions, and Decimals
4Converting Fractions to Decimals
Think about how you say the fraction.
.6
6 10
How many TENTHS are there? The 6 goes in the
TENTHS place.
8 100
.08
How many HUNDREDTHS are there? The 8 goes in the
HUNDREDTHS place.
5Converting Fractions to Decimals
If the denominator is not a tenth or hundredth,
you will need to make an equivalent fraction
using a 10 or 100 as the denominator.
4 5
8 10
.8
6Converting Fractions to Decimals
Lets try a few!
75 100
3 4
.75
4 20
20 100
.20
40 100
10 25
.40
7Converting Decimals to Fractions
- Converting decimals to fractions is the opposite
of converting fractions to decimals. - Once again, read the fraction.
- What do you hear?
- Tenths or hundredths?
8Converting Decimals to Fractions
Think about how you say the decimal.
.6
Read the decimal. The 6 is in the TENTHS place,
so the denominator is 10.
6 10
.08
8 100
What place is the 8 in? The HUNDREDTHS place. The
denominator is 100.
9Converting Decimals to fractions
Lets try a few!
60 100
6 10
or
.60
16 100
.16
40 100
4 10
or
.40
10 Percents, Fractions, and Decimals
11Converting Decimals to Percents
Lets try a few!
60
.60
.16
16
.04
4
12Converting Fractions to Percents
Lets try a few!
75 100
3 4
75
4 20
20 100
20
40 100
10 25
40