Learn to convert fractions to decimals in this interactive math game! Solve fraction problems, build your skills, and challenge yourself across three difficulty levels.
How to Play:
A fraction problem appears on screen — for example, 3/4. Type the decimal equivalent (0.75) using the number keys and decimal point, then press Enter or click Submit. Convert fractions to decimals as fast as you can!
Objective:
Convert the maximum number of fractions to their decimal equivalents correctly.
Controls:
- Desktop: Number keys 0-9 and period for decimal — Enter or click Submit to confirm — Backspace to delete
- Mobile / Tablet: On-screen number pad with decimal point
Scoring:
- +10 points per correct answer on Easy, +20 on Medium, +30 on Hard
- Level up: Answering correctly advances your level with harder fractions and higher multipliers
- Round your answers to 2 decimal places
Winning:
- Win: Score the highest points possible in this endless practice game
- Lose: There is no game over — play as long as you want to practice
Difficulty Levels:
- Easy: Simple denominators (2, 4, 5, 10) with numerators up to 9 — fractions with clean decimal endings
- Medium: Added denominators (20, 25) with numerators up to 19 — more complex fractions
- Hard: Added denominator 50 with numerators up to 49 — challenging fractions with larger numbers
Game Features:
- Timed challenges — race against the clock to maximize your score
- Level progression — advance through levels as your score increases
- Sound effects — distinct sounds for correct, wrong, and level-up feedback
- Particle effects — green particles on correct answers, red on wrong ones
- Adaptive difficulty — denominator complexity scales with difficulty setting
- High score tracking saved to localStorage
- Instant feedback — see right away if your answer is correct
Pro Tips:
- Memorize common fractions — 1/2=0.5, 1/4=0.25, 3/4=0.75, 1/5=0.2, 1/10=0.1
- Divide top by bottom — the fraction bar means division: 3/5 = 3 ÷ 5 = 0.6
- Use denominators of 10 — they are the easiest since they directly map to tenths
- On Hard mode — numerators up to 49 mean bigger numbers to divide quickly
- Round to 2 places — most answers terminate within 2 decimal places
A fraction problem appears on screen — for example, 3/4. Type the decimal equivalent (0.75) using the number keys and decimal point, then press Enter or click Submit. Convert fractions to decimals as fast as you can!
Objective:
Convert the maximum number of fractions to their decimal equivalents correctly.
Controls:
- Desktop: Number keys 0-9 and period for decimal — Enter or click Submit to confirm — Backspace to delete
- Mobile / Tablet: On-screen number pad with decimal point
Scoring:
- +10 points per correct answer on Easy, +20 on Medium, +30 on Hard
- Level up: Answering correctly advances your level with harder fractions and higher multipliers
- Round your answers to 2 decimal places
Winning:
- Win: Score the highest points possible in this endless practice game
- Lose: There is no game over — play as long as you want to practice
Difficulty Levels:
- Easy: Simple denominators (2, 4, 5, 10) with numerators up to 9 — fractions with clean decimal endings
- Medium: Added denominators (20, 25) with numerators up to 19 — more complex fractions
- Hard: Added denominator 50 with numerators up to 49 — challenging fractions with larger numbers
Game Features:
- Timed challenges — race against the clock to maximize your score
- Level progression — advance through levels as your score increases
- Sound effects — distinct sounds for correct, wrong, and level-up feedback
- Particle effects — green particles on correct answers, red on wrong ones
- Adaptive difficulty — denominator complexity scales with difficulty setting
- High score tracking saved to localStorage
- Instant feedback — see right away if your answer is correct
Pro Tips:
- Memorize common fractions — 1/2=0.5, 1/4=0.25, 3/4=0.75, 1/5=0.2, 1/10=0.1
- Divide top by bottom — the fraction bar means division: 3/5 = 3 ÷ 5 = 0.6
- Use denominators of 10 — they are the easiest since they directly map to tenths
- On Hard mode — numerators up to 49 mean bigger numbers to divide quickly
- Round to 2 places — most answers terminate within 2 decimal places