Decimal Multiplication and Division Practice

Here's an idea for creating your own practice problems for multiplication and division of decimal numbers.

1) Invent a decimal number with at least 4 non-zero digits. Use your favorite digits, or all of the same digits, or consecutive digits, or...  Examples: 12.34, .007777, 6544.56, etc.

2) Take a 1-digit or 2-digit number and make it into a decimal number. Examples: 0.000021, 0.6, 1.4, etc.

3) For division practice, make your number from step 1 the DIVIDEND and your number from step 2 the DIVISOR, then divide (remember the "ugly fraction" step). For multiplication practice, multiply your numbers from step 1 and step 2 together.

4) Check your answer(s) with a calculator. Did it work?? If you get REALLY stuck, take a picture or scan of your work and email it to me.

Long Division Practice Sites

Good long division practice sites! Click on the option to get help if you need it.

Easier (divisor has 1 digit)
Harder (divisor has 2 digits)