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Decimal Multiplication Workbook
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This resource is designed to give students the practice the need to become proficient at multiplying decimal numbers. There are three levels, 15 worksheets (20 problems each) and answer keys. That’s 300 problems! Use as practice sheets, homework, or for quizzes and tests.
Also included: Visual poster to help students with ‘where to place’ the decimal point in their answers.
3 Levels:
- Level 1 (5 worksheets)
Tenths multiplied by tenths - Level 2 (5 worksheets)
Tenths multiplied by hundreds and/or by thousandths
Hundredths multiplied by hundredths and/or by thousandths - Level 3 (5 worksheets)
Mixed from tenths/hundredths/thousandths multiplied by tenths/hundredths/thousandths
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