Comparing and Ordering Numbers Least to Greatest

by Rachel Griffith

Price: 250 points or $2.5 USD

Subjects: math

Grades: 2,3,4,5

Description: This comparing and ordering numbers deck is the perfect practice for the way that comparing and ordering numbers can be represented on a test. This deck includes examples that make your students choose correct comparison statements, identify a number based on descriptions about the values of the number, order the numbers from greatest to least and least to greatest, fill in comparison statements that require students to understand place value and the value of numbers. This deck requires critical thinking for 3rd-grade place value. This deck is perfect for 3rd and 4th graders. This Comparing and ordering deck includes 25 task cards! The task cards are broken down into 5 types of problems all focusing on place value that involves comparing numbers and ordering numbers. · Type 1: These are multiple choice questions where your students look at a table and choose the comparison statement that is true or not true. · Type 2: Multiple choice questions where your students are given statements about a number and they figure out the number based on the descriptions. · Type 3: Your students are given a table with information and then they are required to drag and drop the items in order from greatest to least and least to greatest. · Type 4: Your students are given a list of comparison statements. They have to drag the number into the statement to make it true. · Type 5: Your students are given four numbers and have to fill in the blanks to make the comparison true.