Decimal Place Value Game — Trivia Quiz (Ages 10–12)

Turn place value practice into a game. This interactive decimal place value game is a trivia quiz with four categories, questions of increasing value and a target score of 1,200 points.

A Decimal Place Value Game for Year 6–7 Maths

Pupils choose from four categories: Decimal Place Value, Large Integers, Measures and Units, and a Mixed Challenge. Questions range from finding the value of a digit in a decimal, to ordering and comparing numbers, rounding, writing large numbers in words, and converting a mass in grams to kilograms. Answer options are shuffled, and every question comes with an explanation once pupils have answered.

What’s Included

• An interactive trivia game that opens in any web browser
• Four categories: decimal place value, large integers, measures and units, and a mixed challenge
• A pool of 64 questions, so replays feel different
• A target score of 1,200 points to aim for
• An explanation of the correct answer after every question

Key Benefits for Students

• Turns place value revision into a competitive game
• Explanations after each answer help pupils learn from mistakes
• Covers decimals, large numbers, rounding and measures
• Shuffled answers and varied questions keep replays fresh

Why Teachers Love It

• No prep — open the game and play
• Great for whole-class quiz sessions on a whiteboard
• Works for starters, plenaries and revision
• Pupils can play independently or in teams
• A fun way to recap place value before a test

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A dependable addition to a Year 6–7 number topic, giving pupils lively, low-pressure practice with place value. Regular retrieval practice like this helps decimal and large-number skills stick.

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FAQ

What year group is this for? Years 6–7 (ages 10–12).

How many questions are there? A pool of 64 questions across four categories.

Do pupils see the right answer? Yes — every question is followed by an explanation.