Comparing Groups

Comparing Numbers

You will be compring numbers in groups using >, <, or =.

​Bailey Sweeney

​K.CC.C.6

​The students will be able to compare the number of objects in one group compared to another.

Let's Get Started With A Video

https://youtu.be/VDpQns6F3SI?t

Imagine the sign as an alligator. There are teeth on the open ended part of the symbol. The teeth are going to want the bigger number. Which means, the teeth are going to point the opposite way of the smaller number.

Less Than

Imagine the sign as an alligator. There are teeth on the open ended part of the symbol. The teeth are going to want the bigger number. Which means, the teeth are going to point the bigger number.

​​Greater Than

Equal to basically means that both numbers are the same. There is not one that has more, or not one that has less.

​​Equal to

​Don't forget, you ALWAYS read the problem from left to right.

Multiple Choice

Compare the amount of cupcakes in group one to group two by using the inequality signs. (Less than, greater than, or equal to)

• <

• >

• =

Multiple Choice

Compare the amount of cupcakes in group one to group two by using the inequality signs. (Less than, greater than, or equal to)

• <

• >

• =

Multiple Choice

Compare the amount of cupcakes in group one to group two by using the inequality signs. (Less than, greater than, or equal to)

• <

• >

• =

Now it is time for a game

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Good Work!