Number · Decimals
Tenths and hundredths
Recognise tenths and hundredths from a picture and write them as decimals.
Victorian Curriculum VC2M4N01 · 37 questions · 37 step-by-step · 7 clips
How we teach it
This is what sits under the answer sheets in the app — the same cards, clips and lessons your child sees after a question.
The concept cards
One picture that says the whole idea. Every answer sheet on this topic points back to its card.
Try the interactive lesson: The hundred square
Shade the squares and watch the fraction, the decimal, the place-value table and the percentage change together. Your child can explore, or press Start and be taught.
A narrated clip
Short, spoken, and about one question. Press play — it uses your device's own voice.
One question, as your child sees it
And the answer sheet that follows a second wrong try: what we know, what we need, the steps, a check, the answer.
Your child types the answer on a number pad.
First hint: Hundredths take two places after the decimal point.
The answer sheet
- We know
- The fraction .
- We need
- The same amount as a decimal.
73 hundredths is 73 squares: 7 full columns and 3 more. 7 tenths and 3 hundredths.
write the 7 in the tenths place and the 3 in the hundredths place: 0.73.
A fraction out of 100 becomes a decimal with two places after the point.
0.73 = 70 hundredths + 3 hundredths = 73 hundredths. ✓
Answer
0.73