Read and Write Decimals in Word Form - Part A Standard Form to Word Form (1-10)

Sep 23, 2026

Worksheet practice for reading and writing decimals using place value words such as tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. Part A converts standard form decimals into word form for items 1 through 10. Part B reverses the process, converting word-form numbers into standard form for items 11 through 18. Part C includes writing decimals from given word phrases, then solving reasoning tasks and a challenge problem requiring a decimal that matches all digit clues.

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Read and Write Decimals in Word Form

Part A—Standard Form→Word Form(1-10)

Part B—Word Form→Standard Form(11-18)

Part C—Word Form+Place Value Reasoning(19-20)

Challenge Problem (21)

Answer Key

Part A—Standard Form→Word Form(1-10)

Part B—Word Form→Standard Form(11-18)

Part C—Word Form+Place Value Reasoning(19-20)

# Read and Write Decimals in Word Form Directions:Read each decimal and write it in word form OR write the decimal in standardform.Use place value words (tenths,hundredths,thousandths). ## Part A—Standard Form→Word Form(1-10) 2. 12.08= 3. 0.75= 4. 19.306= 5. 3.029=. 6. 45.6= 7. 7.015=. 8. 120.403= 9. 0.009= 10.68.250= ## Part B—Word Form→Standard Form(11-18) 11.six and nine tenths = 12.fourteen and three hundredths = 13.two and seventy-five hundredths = 14.nine and four thousandths = 15.one hundred five and six tenths = 16.thirty-two and nineteen hundredths = 17.seven and two hundred three thousandths = ## Part C—Word Form+Place Value Reasoning(19-20) 19.Write the decimal:“fifty-three and forty-seven thousandths” Standard form: 20.Write the decimal:“six and five hundred two thousandths” Standard form: Challenge Problem (21) 21.Write a decimal number that matches ALL of these clues: ·The whole number part is 18 ·The tenths digit is 3 ·The hundredths digit is 0 ·The thousandths digit is 7 My number: Word form: # Answer Key ## Part A—Standard Form→Word Form(1-10) 1.6.4=six and four tenths 2.12.08=twelve and eight hundredths 3.0.75=zero and seventy-five hundredths 4.19.306=nineteen and three hundred six thousandths 5.3.029=three and twenty-nine thousandths 6.45.6=forty-five and six tenths 7.7.015=seven and fifteen thousandths 8.120.403=one hundred twenty and four hundred three thousandths 9.0.009=zero and nine thousandths 10.68.250=sixty-eight and two hundred fifty thousandths ## Part B—Word Form→Standard Form(11-18) 11.six and nine tenths =6.9 12.fourteen and three hundredths =14.03 13.two and seventy-five hundredths =2.75 14.nine and four thousandths =9.004 15.one hundred five and six tenths =105.6 16.thirty-two and nineteen hundredths =32.19 17.seven and two hundred three thousandths =7.203 18.zero and eighty-six thousandths =0.086 ## Part C—Word Form+Place Value Reasoning(19-20) 19.“fifty-three and forty-seven thousandths”=53.047 20.“six and five hundred two thousandths”=6.502 # Challenge Problem (21) 21.Decimal:18.307 Word form:eighteen and three hundred seven thousandths

FAQs

What does the worksheet ask students to do with decimals?

Read each decimal and write it in word form, or write the decimal in standard form using place value words like tenths, hundredths, and thousandths.

How are Part A and Part B different?

Part A converts from standard form to word form, while Part B converts from word form to standard form.

What is special about Part C and the challenge problem?

Part C asks students to write decimals from given word phrases and then provide standard form. The challenge problem requires forming a decimal that satisfies multiple digit clues at the tenths, hundredths, and thousandths places.

Sep 23, 2026

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