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They each have a value that’s exactly the same.\u003Cbr>Chorus: Whole numbers to the left! Decimals to the right!\u003Cbr>They get smaller and smaller, ’til they’re barely in sight. Like whole numbers can get big, decimals can get small;\u003Cbr>if you know place value, you can imagine them all.\u003Cbr>Verse 2: On a place value chart, you’ll see a pattern starts if you split one tenth into ten equal parts.\u003Cbr>This new value is one hundredth, and in every case, one hundred hundredths equals one whole in the one’s place.\u003Cbr>And if you split just one hundredth into ten parts, that’s the next place on the place value chart  \u003Cbr>This value is one thousandth of the number one. Like every decimal, it’s a special fraction.\u003Cbr>When any denominator is a power often,\u003Cbr>that fraction can be written as its decimal equivalent.\u003Cbr>Bridge:\u003Cbr>We’ve got the tenths, the hundredths, the thousandths, and more   Let’s imagine a number line to further explore.\u003Cbr>You see, there’s a special land between zero and one where you’ll find decimal numbers, and every fraction. Between zero and one, make ten intervals:\u003Cbr>these are tenths, written as fractions or decimals. When counting by tenths, after you get to nine, the tenth tenth makes one whole on the number line.\u003Cbr>Let’s see what happens as the place value decreases, and one tenth is divided into ten equal pieces.\u003Cbr>We get a hundredth; written as point zero one;\u003Cbr>and ten of these make a tenth, but we’re not done! Split a hundredth into ten parts and we’ll get one thousandth, the smallest value we’ve seen yet!\u003Cbr>Ten thousandths make one hundredth, one hundred make one tenth, one thousand thousandths makes one whole   isn’t it brilliant?!\u003Cbr>1 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n[www.numberock.com](www.numberock.com)  \n| DECIMAL PLACE VALUE\u003Cbr>CLOZE\u003Cbr>NAME:\u003Cbr>DATE:\u003Cbr>| Verse 1: If you split the number one into ten   , that’s where the decimal place values start.\u003Cbr>They’re values less than one-they’re quite smalllike zero point one, which is a decimal, y’all.\u003Cbr>This number as a fraction is one over ten,\u003Cbr>and zero point one is it’s decimal   Fractions over ten, one hundred, one thousand and on, are all decimal numbers-it’s a phenomenon.\u003Cbr>Decimals are fractions, just with different   They each have a value that’s exactly the same.\u003Cbr>Chorus: Whole numbers to the left! Decimals to the   ! 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Like every decimal, it’s a special fraction.\u003Cbr>When any denominator is a power often,\u003Cbr>that fraction can be written as its decimal equivalent.\u003Cbr>Bridge:\u003Cbr>We’ve got the tenths, the hundredths, the thousandths, and more   Let’s imagine a number line to further explore.\u003Cbr>You see, there’s a special land between zero and   where you’ll find decimal numbers, and every fraction.\u003Cbr>Between zero and one, make ten intervals:\u003Cbr>these are   , written as fractions or decimals. 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