Collection of Decimal Cliparts (72)

The image shows a group of six children holding up white boards with numbers on them. The boards are arranged in a row and each board has a different number written on it. The numbers on the boards are 0.1, 0.01, 0 001, 3.78, 15.29, and 15.9. The children are standing on a grassy field with a green background. They are all smiling and appear to be happy. The image has a cartoon-like style and is drawn in a simple, cartoon-style.

The image is a decimal place value chart. It is a rectangular chart with six rows and six columns. Each row has a different color - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, and purple. The first row has the word "Thousands" written on it in black letters. The second row has two rows of numbers, one in yellow and the other in pink. The third row has three rows of ten rows, each with a number written on them. The fourth row has four rows of tenths, the fifth row has six rows of hundredths, and the sixth row has seven rows of seven rows.

A colorful, organized collection of Dewey Decimal call number labels paired with subject-matching icons-perfect for library organization or student learning activities.

The image is a graphic representation of three different types of fractions and decimals. The first word is "Fractions" written in blue, the second word is written in red, and the third word is in blue. The fourth word is labeled "Decimals" and is written as "Percentages". The background is white, and there are two red arrows pointing towards the two words. The image appears to be a diagram or illustration that shows the relationship between fractions, decimal, and percentages.

The image is a square grid with a blue background. The grid is made up of small, evenly spaced squares. The squares are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each square having a different color. The colors of the squares vary, with some being a bright blue, while others are a lighter shade of blue. The image appears to be a blank space for text or images to be filled in with the same color.

A set of colorful, labeled fraction pieces ideal for teaching part-whole relationships in elementary math.

The image shows a cartoon illustration of a young girl with black hair and glasses, wearing a pink and white striped shirt. She is standing in front of a white background and has a thought bubble above her head that reads "Tenths", "Hundredths", and "1/10". The thought bubble contains the number 1/4, 1/2, and 0.1. The girl appears to be deep in thought, with her hand on her chin and her eyes closed.

A joyful teacher guides two enthusiastic students during a collaborative learning activity at their shared desk.

The image is a clipart of a decimal representation of all tenths and hundreds in 6 bright neon colors. The clipart is divided into six sections, each with a different color. The first section is titled "Decimal representations of all tenths and hundreds" and has a title that reads "In 6 bright Neon colors. Semi-transparent tenths in 6 colors to show multiplication/division. Alternate 25 and 75 hundreds to show equivalence to 1/4 and 3/4." The second section is labeled "Alternate 25 and 7s hundreds to Show Equivalence to 3/8

The image is an illustration of a young woman with a thought bubble above her head. She has long brown hair and is wearing a blue blazer. The thought bubble is filled with three different colored speech bubbles - green, yellow, and orange. Each bubble has a mathematical equation written on it, ranging from 3 to 4. The equation is written in black text and is in the shape of a cloud. The background is light green. The woman is smiling and has her hand on her chin, as if she is deep in thought.

A colorful assortment of math visuals designed to support elementary instruction-from fraction models to place value grids and geometric solids.

The image shows a set of four rectangular cards with numbers on them. The cards are arranged in a horizontal line, with the top card being the largest and the bottom two being the smallest. Each card has a different color - yellow, green, and beige. The numbers on the cards are black and appear to be made of paper or cardboard. The background of the cards is white.

A cartoon-style cake divided into quarters, with one slice removed to show layers-perfect for teaching basic fractions visually.

The image is the cover of a book titled "How to Work with Fractions, Decimals & Percents". The cover is predominantly red with colorful illustrations and text. The title of the book is written in bold white letters at the top of the cover. Below the title, there is a subtitle that reads "Based on NCTM Standards" in smaller white letters. The cover also has a green banner at the bottom with the author's name, "Teacher Created Resources", written in white letters on the top left corner. The subtitle reads "Grades 5-8". The book appears to be

The image shows four different types of numbers arranged in a grid-like pattern. On the top left, there is a yellow number 2 with a big smile on its face. Next to it, there are two green numbers 1 and 2, one with a red nose and the other with a blue nose and mouth. In the center of the grid, there appears to be a black dot. The numbers are arranged in two rows, with the top row being slightly larger than the bottom row. The background is white.

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Adding two decimals (2.75 + 1.26) with clear place-value alignment and regrouping demonstrated at the hundredths column.

A fun, stitched-edge pink star featuring the number 7 with expressive cartoon arms-ideal for teaching counting and number recognition.

The image is a circular arrangement of nine colorful circles. Each circle has a different color - green, blue, orange, yellow, red, and purple. The circles are arranged in a way that they form a circle, with the largest circle in the center and the smallest circle on the outer edges. The colors of the circles vary, with some being blue, green, orange and red, while others are yellow, pink, and orange. The circles have the numbers "0.01" and "0,001" written on them in black text. The numbers are written in a smaller font size and are arranged around

The image is a decimal place value chart that shows the whole number part and fractional part of a decimal point. The chart is divided into two columns, one for whole numbers and one for fractional parts. The whole number is represented by a horizontal line, while the fractional portion is shown by a vertical line. The chart has a title at the top that reads "Decimal Place Value Chart" and a logo of a blue bird on the top right corner. Below the title, there is a table with two columns - "Hundred Thousands" and "Ten Thousandths". The table has two rows, one

The image is a decimal point, which is a mathematical equation that shows the number of thousands of dollars in the United States. The equation is written in different colors - red, green, blue, orange, and purple. The numbers are arranged in a horizontal line, with the red numbers on the left side and the green numbers in the middle. The red numbers are 5,916,975, while the blue numbers are 6,917, and the purple numbers are 7,918. The decimal point is located at the bottom of the image. The background is white.

The image shows a set of four square cards with numbers 1 through 5 on them. Each card has a white background and orange borders. The numbers 1 = 4, 2 = 0.25, 0.1, 1 = 1, and 2 = 2 are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The cards are labeled with the numbers 1, 2, and 3. The text on the cards reads "ink saving eco". The image appears to be a worksheet or activity for children to practice counting and counting numbers.