Percentages, Fractions & Decimals
Match Percentages to Fractions (A)
Draw a line from each percentage to its equivalent fraction.
Match Percentages to Fractions (B)
Draw a line from each percentage to its equivalent fraction.
Match Percentages to Decimals (A)
Draw a line from each percentage to its decimal.
Match Percentages to Decimals (B)
Draw a line from each percentage to its decimal.
Match All Three Forms
Draw a line to connect the percentage, fraction and decimal that are all the same value.
Percentage Basics (A)
Circle the correct answer.
50% means...
100% means...
25% means...
0% means...
Percentage Basics (B)
Circle the correct answer.
10% of 100 is...
50% of 100 is...
25% of 100 is...
75% of 100 is...
Percentage Bonds to 100%
Find the missing percentage that makes 100% altogether.
Sort: Less Than 50% or More Than 50%?
Sort each percentage into the correct column.
Shade the Percentage
Each row has 10 objects. Count how many would be shaded for the given percentage.
Quick Percentage Quiz
Circle the correct answer.
What percentage is shaded if 1 out of 4 squares is coloured?
What percentage is shaded if 7 out of 10 circles are coloured?
What percentage is shaded if 1 out of 2 parts is coloured?
What percentage is shaded if all parts are coloured?
Which Is Equivalent? (A)
Circle the correct equivalent.
What is 20% as a fraction?
What is 0.75 as a percentage?
What is 1/2 as a decimal?
What is 0.1 as a percentage?
Which Is Equivalent? (B)
Circle the correct equivalent.
What is 3/4 as a percentage?
What is 0.20 as a fraction?
What is 1/10 as a percentage?
What is 50% as a decimal?
Fill In the Table (A)
Complete each row with the missing percentage, fraction, or decimal.
50% = ___ (fraction) = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = 1/4 = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = ___ (fraction) = 0.20
75% = ___ (fraction) = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = 1/10 = ___ (decimal)
Fill In the Table (B)
Complete each row.
100% = ___ (fraction) = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = 1/5 = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = ___ (fraction) = 0.01
5% = ___ (fraction) = ___ (decimal)
___ (percentage) = 1/3 ≈ ___ (decimal, to 2 places)
Sort: Same or Different Value?
Sort each pair: do they represent the SAME value or DIFFERENT values?
Match Fractions to Percentages
Draw a line from each fraction to the correct percentage.
Compare Percentages and Fractions
Circle the larger value in each pair.
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Order Percentages, Fractions and Decimals
Put these in order from smallest to largest.
25%, 0.5, 1/10 → ___, ___, ___
3/4, 50%, 0.60 → ___, ___, ___
0.1, 20%, 1/4 → ___, ___, ___
Percentage Pairs to 100%
If one part is given as a percentage, find the other part.
Quick Conversion Quiz
Circle the correct answer.
0.05 as a percentage is...
1/8 is closest to...
30% as a decimal is...
2/5 as a percentage is...
Find the Percentage (A)
Work out each answer. Show your working.
What is 50% of 80? ___
What is 25% of 40? ___
What is 10% of 150? ___
What is 75% of 200? ___
Find the Percentage (B)
Work out each answer.
What is 20% of 50? ___
What is 10% of 230? ___
What is 50% of 64? ___
What is 25% of 120? ___
Find the Percentage (C)
Use what you know about 10% and 50% to find these.
What is 30% of 200? (Hint: find 10% first, then multiply by 3)
What is 5% of 60? (Hint: find 10% first, then halve it)
What is 15% of 80? (Hint: find 10% and 5%, then add them)
What is 90% of 300? (Hint: find 10% and subtract from 300)
Percentage of an Amount (Quick)
Circle the correct answer.
10% of 70 = ?
50% of 36 = ?
25% of 80 = ?
100% of 45 = ?
Percentage Word Problems (A)
Solve each problem.
A shirt costs $40. It is 25% off. How much do you save? How much does it cost now?
A class has 30 students. 10% are away today. How many are present?
Percentage Word Problems (B)
Solve each problem. Show your working.
A test has 50 questions. You got 75% correct. How many did you get right?
A plant was 20 cm tall. It grew by 50%. How tall is it now?
Percentage Word Problems (C)
Solve these challenging problems.
In a school of 400 students, 55% are girls. How many boys are there?
A bike costs $250. It is on sale for 20% off. What is the sale price?
Sort by Percentage Discount
A shop has different discounts. Sort items by how much you save.
Which Is the Better Deal?
Circle the better deal.
A $100 item:
A $60 item:
A $80 item:
A $200 item:
Challenge: What Percentage?
Work out what percentage each amount is.
15 out of 50 = ___% (Hint: multiply both by 2 to get ?/100)
3 out of 10 = ___%
8 out of 20 = ___%
12 out of 50 = ___%
Create Your Own Percentage Problems
Make up your own percentage problems.
Write a word problem that uses 25% of an amount. Then solve it.
Write a word problem about a percentage discount. Then solve it.
Fractions to Percentages (A)
Circle the percentage.
1/2 = ?
1/4 = ?
3/4 = ?
1/10 = ?
Fractions to Percentages (B)
Circle the percentage.
1/5 = ?
2/5 = ?
3/10 = ?
1/100 = ?
Convert Between Forms (A)
Complete the table.
1/4 = 0.___ = ___%
1/2 = 0.___ = ___%
3/4 = 0.___ = ___%
1/5 = 0.___ = ___%
Convert Between Forms (B)
Complete.
0.5 = ___/10 = ___%
0.75 = ___/100 = ___%
0.1 = ___/10 = ___%
0.25 = ___/4 = ___%
Match Fraction, Decimal and Percentage
Draw a line to match all three.
Percentage Bonds to 100%
What percentage is missing to make 100%?
Sort: Greater or Less Than 50%?
Sort each value.
Calculate Percentages (A)
Calculate.
10% of 80 = ___
25% of 120 = ___
50% of 250 = ___
75% of 40 = ___
Calculate Percentages (B)
Calculate.
20% of 150 = ___
5% of 200 = ___
30% of 60 = ___
100% of 45 = ___
Percentage of an Amount
Circle the correct answer.
10% of $50 = ?
25% of $80 = ?
50% of $36 = ?
75% of $100 = ?
Percentage Word Problems (Extra)
Solve.
A class of 30 students: 40% are girls. How many girls? ___
You score 18 out of 20 on a test. What percentage? ___
A store has 25% off. Original price $60. Sale price: ___
Sort: Order from Smallest to Largest
Sort these values.
Percentage Increase and Decrease
Calculate.
A $200 item increases by 10%. New price: ___
A $80 item decreases by 25%. New price: ___
A town of 500 people grows by 20%. New population: ___
Compare Fractions, Decimals and Percentages
Put in order from smallest to largest.
1/4, 0.3, 20%, 1/3. Order: ___
0.6, 1/2, 55%, 3/5. Order: ___
Percentage True or False
Circle TRUE or FALSE.
50% = 0.5 = 1/2
33% = exactly 1/3
0.1 = 10%
150% is impossible
Match Percentage to Description
Draw a line.
Percentage of a Number (B)
Find the given percentage.
Percentage Comparisons (B)
Circle the larger value.
30% of 90 or 25% of 120?
50% of 60 or 75% of 40?
10% of 200 or 100% of 19?
40% of 50 or 20% of 100?
Sort: Fraction, Decimal or Percentage?
Sort each value.
Sale Prices (B)
Calculate the sale price.
A jacket costs $120. It's on sale for 30% off. Sale price: ___
A games console costs $400. A 15% discount is offered. How much do you save? ___. New price: ___
You have $75. Can you afford a $90 item at 20% off? Show your working:
What Percentage? (B)
Find what percentage one number is of another.
6 out of 20 students wear glasses. What percentage? ___
15 out of 60 apples are red. What percentage? ___
A team wins 9 out of 12 games. What percentage of games won? ___
Percentage Sequences
These represent percentages of 100. Continue each.
Class Survey: Favourite Sport
40 students surveyed. Each icon = 5% (2 students).
| Soccer | |
| Swimming | |
| Cricket | |
| Basketball |
What percentage play soccer?
Total students shown?
Most popular sport?
What percentage chose swimming or cricket?
Shop Discount Types
Number of items in each discount bracket.
| Item | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
10% off | ||
20% off | ||
30% off | ||
50% off |
Compare Percentage Savings
Tick which saves more money.
30% off $60 vs 40% off $50 — which saves more?
25% off $80 vs 20% off $100 — which saves more?
GST and Percentages
Australia's GST is 10%.
A book costs $45 including GST. Pre-GST price: ___. GST component: ___
A laptop costs $899 + GST. Total price: ___
Why do some items not have GST? Research and explain:
Percentage Investigations
Explore percentages.
What percentage of a day is 6 hours? ___
You spend $24 of $80 pocket money. What percentage was spent? ___. Saved? ___
Create your own percentage problem and solve it:
Match Percentages, Fractions, and Decimals (B)
Match each form to its equivalent.
Percentages that Add to 100 (B)
Fill in the missing percentage.
Is this Correct? (B)
Circle YES if correct, NO if wrong.
50% of 80 = 40
25% of 60 = 12
10% of 350 = 35
75% of 40 = 30
Order from Smallest to Largest (Percentages)
Put these in order from smallest to largest.
Percentage of an Amount (C)
Calculate the percentage of each amount.
15% of 200: ___. 35% of 60: ___. 70% of 90: ___
A school has 320 students. 45% walk to school. How many walk? ___
A coat costs $120. It is reduced by 30%. New price: ___
Sale Prices (C)
Calculate sale prices.
A game costs $85. There is a 20% sale. Sale price: ___
A jacket is $150 with 35% off. You save: ___. Pay: ___
If a store offers 15% off then an extra 10% off, is that the same as 25% off? Show with $100:
Percentage Growth Sequences
Continue each sequence.
Percentage in Sport
Use percentages to analyse sport results.
A basketball player scored 18 out of 25 free throws. Success rate: ___%
A football team won 14 of their 20 games. Win percentage: ___
Which is better: scoring 7 out of 10 or 15 out of 22? Show using percentages:
Compare Percentage Amounts (B)
Which is greater?
60% of 50 = 30 vs 70% of 40 = 28 — which is greater?
40% of 75 = 30 vs 50% of 55 = 27.5 — which is greater?
Percentage of Test Scores
Tally how many students scored in each range.
| Item | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
Below 50% | ||
50–69% | ||
70–89% | ||
90–100% |
Fractions, Decimals, Percentages: Real World
Convert and use in context.
3/8 of students bring lunch. Write as decimal: ___ and percentage: ___
0.625 of a field is grass. Write as fraction: ___ and percentage: ___
A tyre is 40% worn. Write as decimal: ___ and fraction: ___. How much tread remains? ___
Which Form is Most Useful?
Which form would you use in each situation?
Shop discount sign: best shown as
Calculator answer: typically shown as
Recipe measurements: usually shown as
Test score of 17/20: could also be shown as
Increase and Decrease by a Percentage
Calculate percentage increases and decreases.
Increase $40 by 25%: new amount = ___
Decrease 80 kg by 15%: new amount = ___
A price increased from $60 to $75. Percentage increase: ___
Percentage Problems: Finding the Whole
Work backwards from a percentage.
25% of a number is 15. The whole number is ___
40% of a class is 12 students. Total students: ___
10% of a savings account is $85. Total savings: ___
Percentages on a Pie Chart
Use percentages to describe pie chart data.
A class voted for pets: 40% cats, 35% dogs, 15% fish, 10% other. Verify percentages sum to 100%: ___
In a class of 20, how many chose cats? ___ dogs? ___ fish? ___
If 5 students changed from cats to dogs, new percentages: cats=___ dogs=___
Home Activity: Percentage Spotter
Find percentages in everyday life!
- 1Look for sale signs at the shops. If something is 25% off, what fraction is that? What about 50% off?
- 2Pour a glass of water. Drink 25% of it. How much is left as a fraction and a percentage?
- 3Score 8 out of 10 on a quiz. What percentage is that? What about 7 out of 10?
- 4Check food labels — find the percentage of daily intake for different nutrients.
Trace Percentage Values (A)
Trace each number. These are common percentage values.
Match Fractions to Percentages (C)
Draw a line from each fraction to its percentage.
Match Percentages to Decimals (C)
Match each percentage to its decimal.
Convert Fraction to Percentage (A)
Circle the correct percentage.
3/4 = ?
2/5 = ?
7/10 = ?
3/20 = ?
Convert Percentage to Fraction (A)
Circle the correct simplified fraction.
60% = ?
80% = ?
30% = ?
15% = ?
Percentage Bonds to 100 (A)
Find the missing percentage that adds up to 100.
Sort: Equivalent or Not? (A)
Sort each trio: are they all equivalent?
Percentage Sequences (A)
Fill in the missing percentages.
Calculate Percentages (C)
Calculate each percentage.
15% of 60 = ___
35% of 200 = ___
45% of 80 = ___
65% of 120 = ___
Calculate Percentages (D)
Calculate.
70% of 150 = ___
85% of 40 = ___
12% of 50 = ___
8% of 500 = ___
Find the Whole (A)
If a percentage of a number is given, find the whole.
25% of a number is 15. The number is ___
50% of a number is 36. The number is ___
10% of a number is 7. The number is ___
20% of a number is 14. The number is ___
Percentage as a Score (A)
Write each score as a percentage.
14 out of 20 = __%
9 out of 10 = __%
36 out of 50 = __%
18 out of 25 = __%
Percentage Increase and Decrease (B)
Calculate the new value.
A $500 TV is discounted by 20%. New price: ___
A car costs $12,000 and increases by 5%. New price: ___
A town of 2000 people grows by 15%. New population: ___
Which Is Greatest? (Percentages A)
Circle the greatest value.
Which is greatest?
Which is greatest?
Which is greatest?
Which is greatest?
Match Percentage Problems to Answers (A)
Draw a line from each problem to its answer.
Percentage Pie Chart Graph
Students voted for their favourite subjects. Each icon = 5 students.
| Maths (30%) | |
| Science (25%) | |
| English (20%) | |
| Sport (25%) |
What percentage voted for Maths?
Which subject got the fewest votes?
What fraction chose Science?
How many students in total voted?
Sale Discount Tally
Count how many items had each discount.
| Item | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
10% off | ||
25% off | ||
50% off | ||
75% off |
Compare Fractions Decimals and Percentages (B)
Order from smallest to largest.
3/8, 0.4, 35%, 2/5. Order: ___
0.9, 7/8, 92%, 4/5. Order: ___
1/3, 0.32, 33%, 5/16. Order: ___
Percentage Word Problems (C)
Solve each problem.
A movie has 200 scenes. 30% are action scenes. How many action scenes are there?
In a class of 25 students, 60% passed the test. How many passed? How many did not?
Percentage Word Problems (D)
Solve and show working.
A $250 bicycle is on sale for 15% off. What is the sale price?
Last year 120 birds visited the park. This year there are 25% more. How many visit this year?
Sort: Percentage Contexts
Sort each context by whether the percentage increases or decreases the original amount.
Create Your Own Percentage Problems
Write and solve your own percentage problems.
Write a problem involving a percentage discount. Solve it.
Write a problem involving finding a percentage of an amount. Solve it.