Updated: 01 Jun 2023
Practice ordering fractions and decimals with this complex dot-to-dot worksheet.
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Pages: 2 Pages
Grades: 5 - 6
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Practice ordering fractions and decimals with this complex dot-to-dot worksheet.
Use this resource in your classroom to reinforce ordering fractions and decimals from least to greatest.
Students will enjoy seeing the picture take shape as they successfully join the dots.
This activity works well as a math center or fast finisher activity.
The number pattern increases by eighths and mixes fractions and decimals.
An answer sheet has been included in the download.
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