Decimals greater than one worksheets for Grade 4 give students focused practice with decimal values that include whole numbers, tenths, and hundredths. The three printable activities move across visual models, standard form, word form, expanded form, and real-world comparison tasks so students see the same place-value ideas in more than one representation.
Build decimals greater than one with models
The first worksheet asks students to shade models for values such as 2.4, 4.35, 7.68, and 9.53. Whole-number boxes are paired with tenths bars and, when needed, 10-by-10 hundredths grids. After building each value, students write the decimal in words. This page is useful for reinforcing the relationship between the whole-number part and the digits to the right of the decimal point.
Match standard, word, and expanded forms
The matching worksheet presents decimals from 2.86 through 9.06 and asks students to connect each number to its correct word form and expanded form. Students must distinguish tenths from hundredths and recognize equivalent expressions such as 2 + 0.8 + 0.06. The mixed order prevents the task from becoming a simple copy exercise.
Compare and order decimals in story problems
The holiday-themed story worksheet applies decimal understanding to measurement situations. Students compare ribbon lengths, order three path measurements, identify the greater cocoa amount, and determine which shelf width lies between two other values. These short contexts add meaningful practice with comparing and ordering decimals greater than one.
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Using the worksheets
For a gradual lesson sequence, begin with the model-building page, continue with the matching activity, and finish with the story problems. Teachers can also use the pages independently for place-value practice, small-group review, math centers, or homework. Encourage students to read each decimal aloud before solving so the language of tenths and hundredths stays connected to the written notation.