This fun Scoot game will help your students to practise rounding numbers with two decimal places.

The resource includes a wide variety of Scoot cards featuring number problems that require students to round to the nearest tenth and whole number. Some questions are based on converting fractions to decimals, while others are presented as word problems that encourage real-world reasoning. This blend of question types keeps the activity engaging and provides multiple ways for students to practise their rounding skills.

Your students will love the movement and interaction involved in this game. As they move around the classroom, they’ll read, think and respond at each Scoot card location. Whether you choose to have them complete the game in their own time or direct them to “Scoot” simultaneously on your cue, it’s sure to bring energy and learning together in a meaningful way.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Practise rounding decimals to the nearest tenth and whole number
• ✅ Convert fractions to decimal form to support understanding of decimal places
• ✅ Interpret and solve word problems involving decimal rounding
• ✅ Develop fluency in recognising and working with decimal notation

What’s Included:

• Scoot cards featuring rounding and fraction-to-decimal questions
• Student recording sheet
• Instructions for setup and play
• Answer sheet for easy marking

Materials Needed:

• Printed Scoot cards (laminate for durability)
• Recording sheets (individual or reusable in sleeves)
• Clipboards or hard surfaces for writing if playing around the classroom

How to Use:

1. Print and cut out the Scoot cards and place them around the classroom.
2. Provide each student with a recording sheet and something to write with.
3. Have students rotate through the cards, answering the questions at each station.
4. Choose to play at students’ own pace or use a timer and call out “Scoot!” to direct movement.
5. Review answers as a class or use the answer sheet to mark work quickly.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as a high-energy warm-up for a decimals unit
• 💡 Incorporate into numeracy rotations for targeted practise
• 💡 Set up for early finishers to complete independently
• 💡 Use in assessment weeks to gather informal evidence of understanding

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Laminate Scoot cards and use whiteboard markers on reusable recording sheets to save on paper
• 💛 Extend learning by having students create their own Scoot card with a rounding challenge
• 💛 Pair students for collaborative Scoot rounds to encourage discussion and peer learning

Rounding Hundredths Scoot: Rounding Decimals Game brings movement and maths together, making decimal learning active, enjoyable and memorable!