This video serves as a mastery check or practice quiz for students learning to compare decimals. Targeted specifically at the 5th-grade level, it presents ten decimal comparison problems that range in complexity from basic tenths and hundredths to more challenging problems involving whole numbers and thousandths. The format is designed for self-assessment, encouraging students to pause the video, solve the problems independently, and then watch the explanation of answers to gauge their understanding. The core themes explore place value understanding, specifically how to determine the value of digits to the right of the decimal point. It reinforces the use of comparison symbols (greater than, less than, equal to) and emphasizes the strategy of "lining up" decimals vertically to compare place values accurately. The narrator models mathematical language by reading decimal numbers correctly (e.g., reading 5.1 as "five and one tenth"). For educators, this video is an excellent formative assessment tool or exit ticket activity. It allows teachers to quickly identify if students have grasped the concept of comparing decimals before moving on to ordering decimals. It can be used as a whole-class warm-up where students write answers on whiteboards, or as an independent station activity for self-paced review. The video explicitly addresses common pitfalls, such as assuming a number with more digits is automatically larger, helping to correct misconceptions immediately.