

Compare & Order Numbers
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Mathematics
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3rd Grade
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Medium
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Jessica Jenkins
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5 Slides • 10 Questions
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Compare & Order Numbers
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Poll
How many pounds do you think the largest alligator ever caught weighed?
142 pounds
859 pounds
1,012 pounds
1,429 pounds
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The correct answer is..... 1,012 pounds!!!! That's half a ton or about 100 bowling balls.
Since we just learned to round, let's go to the next slide and round that number.
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Multiple Choice
What is 1,012 rounded to the nearest thousand?
2,000
1,100
1,000
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...now back to comparing numbers.
Why is it important to know if a number is greater than or less than another?
What symbols do we use to compare numbers?
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Poll
Which does not belong with the comparison symbols?
>
+
<
=
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If you said +, you are correct! The comparison symbols are >, <, and =.
A fun and easy way to remember these symbols is to pretend they are an alligator's mouth. An alligator (especially the ginormous one we talked about earlier) loves to eat. They want to eat AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE!!
To model this, you would have the alligator's mouth eating the larger number. EX: 54 > 29
***This is a great way to remember which way the symbol goes, BUT, we do NOT say anything about an alligator when reading our comparisons. We always use correct mathematical language and use "greater than", "less than", or "equal to". :)
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Multiple Choice
5,249 is ___________ 5,429
greater than >
less than <
equal to =
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Multiple Choice
24,405 is __________ 244,050
less than <
greater than >
equal to =
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Multiple Choice
Which one is a correct comparison?
54,401 < 51,449
408,050 < 48,500
84,429 > 84,924
111,595 < 119,599
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Multiple Choice
Out of these choices, which number is the least?
24,495
24,459
26,795
27,954
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Fill in the Blanks
Which symbol correctly compares the following? 46,523 O 48,254
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Which symbol correctly compares the following? 549,558 O 54,995
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Alex the Alligator wanted to race his friends from one end of the swamp to the other. Here are their times: Alex - 12,089 seconds; Tommy- 12,098 seconds; Moe- 1,998 seconds; and Blake- 9,189 seconds.
Which of the following shows their names in order from the greatest amount of time to the least amount of time?
Moe, Blake, Alex, Tommy
Alex, Tommy, Blake, Moe
Tommy, Alex, Blake, Moe
Tommy, Alex, Moe, Blake
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