This tutorial features conversions of basic fractions in lowest terms and the decimal equivalents.

This is a handy little applet that lets you convert a fraction to a decimal or decimal to fraction. It can handle proper and improper fractions.

This program and activity sheets allow teachers and students to explore both terminated and repeating decimal forms of any fraction (within limits). This version 1.0 allows for one conversion but can be rerun indefinitely.

This activity allows the student to practice simplifying, converting, and multiplying decimals, percentages, and fractions. There are 3 levels of difficulty and the time limit may be set from no limit to 60 seconds. Additional...

Find out how to convert decimals to fractions.

Students can test their ability to convert fractions to decimals using this interactive quiz. They can choose to have their quiz graded or select new problems.

Test your knowledge of converting a repeating decimal into fraction form.

This site contains example problems that explain the steps for converting fractions to decimals. Students can practice the skill and check their answers immediately.

Interactive practice tests dealing with fractions, decimals and percent. Students will be able to practice how to convert fraction to decimal, decimal to fraction, percent to fraction and fraction to percent.

Scroll down to just below the middle of the lesson for an in-depth lesson on converting fractions to percents. Works through numerous examples step by step and shows what happens when the "decimal expansion" doesn't end when converting.

Convert mixed numbers or mixed fractions to decimal numbers. Mixed number to decimal calculator finds the decimal equivalent by converting a mixed number, fraction, integer or whole number to a decimal and shows the work.

Convert a fraction to a percent. Convert proper and improper fractions to percentages. This calculator shows the steps and work to convert a fraction to a percentage number.

Use this "math solver" to convert your fraction into a decimal. Simply type your fraction in, and let this site provide the decimal for you, followed by a complete explanation of the process.

Use this "math solver" to convert your decimals into fractions. The site also provides complete step-by-step instructions for the process.

Students can practice converting proper and improper fractions to decimal tenths using these interactive flashcards. The problem changes color when the correct decimal is typed.

This tutorial lets students practice converting fractions to decimal equivalents.

Use this quiz to assess your ability to convert a decimal to a fraction and vice versa. There is a link with information to review this skill if you have difficulty.

Do you need practice learning and remembering your decimals and their common fraction equivalents? Use this concentration game to practice. When you finish click the start over button and an entirely new set is produced. There is even a...

Do you need practice learning and remembering your decimals and their fraction equivalents? Use this matching game to practice! When you finish click the start over button and an entirely new set is produced.

Twenty-eight problems present a variety of percent topics: percents as fractions, improper, and mixed numbers, percents as decimals, simple interest, and percent of increase/decrease. They are given with each step to the solution...

In this exercise, students practice fraction-decimal intuition. Students receive immediate feedback and have the opportunity to get hints and try questions repeatedly.

Practice writing percents as fractions and fractions as percents. For example, convert 30% to a simplified fraction. Students receive immediate feedback and have the opportunity to try questions repeatedly, watch a video or receive hints.

Do you need practice learning and remembering your decimals and their common fraction equivalents? Use this flash card game to practice. When you finish click the start over button and an entirely new set is produced. There is a link to...

Students practice rewriting fractions with a denominator of 100 on these interactive flashcards. The problem changes color when the correct numerator is typed.