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Numeration PDFs
Numeration PDFs Printable and FREE Numeration PDFs focus on essential numeracy skills, such as counting, place value, and number recognition. These skills are the building blocks for more advanced mathematical concepts and are crucial for everyday life. These printable Numeration PDFs cover prime numbers, factors, comparing numbers, greatest common factor, multiples, and least common multiple.…
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Numbers and Math for Kids -This free Kids Numbers and Math Game for Preschool and Kindergarten children helps learning; how to count, compare, arrange, add, subtract the numbers
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MathNook Boxing
Use your number comparison skills to become MathNook boxing champ. The first level will have you comparing numbers to see if the number on the left is greater than, equal to, or less than the number on the right. Each opponent gets tougher with later levels having math equations to compare rather than numbers.rnrnJust click on the >, =, or < symbol. Get it right and you'll throw a punch. Be careful as taking too long or clicking the wrong symbol will allow your opponent to get a punch in.
Comparing numbers: A Grade 2 math lesson
In this lesson, we will learn how to compare two numbers.Â
One number may be greater than another number.Â
One number may be less than another number.Â
Or both numbers may be equal to each other.Â
We will learn how to write the comparison of two numbers using the mathematical symbols >, <, and =.Â
The first symbol represents “greater than.”Â
The second symbol represents “less than.”Â
And the third symbol represents “equals.”Â
See the video to learn more about how to compare two numbers.Â
“Less than, greater than” math activity – using toys!
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MathNook Boxing
Use your number comparison skills to become MathNook boxing champ. The first level will have you comparing numbers to see if the number on the left is greater than, equal to, or less than the number on the right. Each opponent gets tougher with later levels having math equations to compare...
Comparing Numbers Sheet
This is a problem solving sheet for comparing 1, 2, and 3-digit numbers.
It allows you to do simple comparing numbers problems like,
Compare 210 and 201 with < , >, or =.
Or more complex comparing numbers problems like, Compare these numbers:
1 hundred, 12 tens, 5 ones
2 hundreds, 1 ten, 5 ones.
You can fill out the sheet in advance for a whole group or guided math lesson, or for an exit ticket. Or you can have students fill in the organizer themselves. Â
