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Hockey decimals: Sharks vs. Stars

A free 5th grade decimals worksheet with 7 problems, made from the real San Jose Sharks at Dallas Stars game on November 8, 2026. Page two is the answer key, with the work shown.

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Grade 5NHLDecimalsCommon Core 5.NBT.A.4, 5.NBT.B.7

Grade 5 · DecimalsNHL Hockey Math
Name Date
NHL
San Jose SharksatDallas Stars
November 8, 2026

Work with decimals. Round where the problem says to.

Score by period
Team1st2nd3rdFinal
San Jose Sharks1203
Dallas Stars3104
Season standings so far
TeamGamesWinsLossesOT lossesPoints
Sharks20811117
Stars17105222
Dallas Stars players
PlayerIce time (sec)ShotsPoints
E. Lindell1,57420
T. Harley1,45323
T. Myers1,22600
W. Johnston1,14952
L. Bichsel1,09410
  1. Winning percentage as a decimal is wins ÷ games played. the Sharks have 8 wins. Find their winning percentage to the nearest thousandth.

  2. Winning percentage as a decimal is wins ÷ games played. the Stars have 10 wins. Find their winning percentage to the nearest thousandth.

  3. E. Lindell played 1,574 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

  4. T. Harley played 1,453 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

  5. T. Myers played 1,226 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

  6. Save percentage is saves ÷ shots. A. Nedeljkovic made 26 saves on 30 shots. Write it as a decimal to the thousandth.

  7. Save percentage is saves ÷ shots. J. Oettinger made 20 saves on 23 shots. Write it as a decimal to the thousandth.

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Grade 5 · DecimalsAnswer key

San Jose Sharks at Dallas Stars, November 8, 2026

  1. Winning percentage as a decimal is wins ÷ games played. the Sharks have 8 wins. Find their winning percentage to the nearest thousandth.

    0.400

    8 ÷ 20 = 0.400

  2. Winning percentage as a decimal is wins ÷ games played. the Stars have 10 wins. Find their winning percentage to the nearest thousandth.

    0.588

    10 ÷ 17 = 0.588 (rounded)

  3. E. Lindell played 1,574 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

    26.23 minutes

    1,574 ÷ 60 = 26.23 (rounded)

  4. T. Harley played 1,453 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

    24.22 minutes

    1,453 ÷ 60 = 24.22 (rounded)

  5. T. Myers played 1,226 seconds. Divide by 60 to write it in minutes as a decimal, to the nearest hundredth.

    20.43 minutes

    1,226 ÷ 60 = 20.43 (rounded)

  6. Save percentage is saves ÷ shots. A. Nedeljkovic made 26 saves on 30 shots. Write it as a decimal to the thousandth.

    0.867

    26 ÷ 30 = 0.867 (rounded)

  7. Save percentage is saves ÷ shots. J. Oettinger made 20 saves on 23 shots. Write it as a decimal to the thousandth.

    0.870

    20 ÷ 23 = 0.870 (rounded)

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