Three hundred one thousandths, minus two tenths
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Line up the tenths, hundredths and thousandths
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When right of a number there's an empty space
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Writing zeroes can help by holding the place
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The decimal point drops directly below
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So that the points line up in a row
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Subtract each place value to find the difference
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Equals one hundred one thousandths
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To find the sum or difference, it just makes sense
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To line up the tenths, hundredths and thousandths
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To add five hundredths and six thousandths
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Line up the place values with confidence
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When right of a number there's an empty space
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Writing zeroes can help by holding the place
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The decimal point drops directly below, so that the points line up in a row
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Add it up and fifty six thousandths is the sum
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It feels so good to know that this problem is done
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To find the sum or difference, it just makes sense, to line up the tenths, hundreds and thousands
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If after you line up the place values, there are spaces to the right that you didn't use
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You can choose to write zeroes and the content will have a value that is equivalent
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To find the sum or difference, it just makes sense, to line up the tenths, hundredths and thousandths
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To find the sum or difference, it just makes sense, to line up the tenths, hundredths and thousandths
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