Colouring NestCompare Numbers to 100
- Ages 6–8
- Medium
- 2 pages
- Worksheet
- Answer key
- PDF: Letter & A4
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Twenty pairs of numbers up to 100. About half share a tens digit, like 44 and 45, so children have to compare the tens first and then the ones, which is the place value idea behind comparing any two numbers. A few pairs mix one- and two-digit numbers, and some are equal. Answers on page 2.
Also try: Compare Numbers to 1000 · Number Line 0–20 · 1–100 Number Chart (Hundreds Chart 1–100)
Comparing numbers games
- Roll two dice (or draw two number cards each). Whoever has the bigger number says “greater than” and keeps the cards.
- Make the > and < symbol from two craft sticks and hold it between two piles of blocks.
- Say every answer out loud from left to right: “twelve is less than twenty-one”.
More number sense: the 0–20 number line, the 1–100 number chart and ten frames. Every sheet in this set is on the more than, less than worksheets page.
For teachers and parents
- What it practises
- Comparing numbers, using >, < and =, place value: hundreds, tens and ones
- How to use it
- Find the bigger number of each pair first, then draw the symbol with its open side towards it. Say each answer aloud, left to right. Answers on page 2.
- Time
- About 10–15 minutes
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Printing tips
- Before writing the symbol, put a finger on the bigger number: the open side of the symbol goes there.
- For numbers to 100, cover the ones digits with a finger and compare the tens first.
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