The video tutorial explains how to compare and order numbers up to 1000 using place value grids. It provides examples comparing numbers like 132 and 121, and 245 and 344, by examining hundreds, tens, and ones digits. The tutorial also includes an exercise comparing the number of bricks in different groups, reinforcing the concept of using place value for comparison.

What is the primary method used to compare numbers in the video?

• Using addition

• Using subtraction

• Using place value grids

• Using multiplication

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Which number is greater: 132 or 121?

• 132

• 121

• Cannot determine

• Both are equal

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CCSS.2.NBT.A.4

Why is 132 considered greater than 121?

• More hundreds in 132

• More tens in 132

• Less ones in 121

• Fewer hundreds in 121

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CCSS.2.NBT.A.4

Which number is greater: 245 or 344?

• Both are equal

• Cannot determine

• 245

• 344

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What is the reason for 344 being greater than 245?

• More hundreds in 344

• More tens in 245

• Fewer hundreds in 245

• Less ones in 344

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How many blue bricks are there?

• 123

• 132

• 323

• 223

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Which color bricks have the least amount?

• Pink

• Yellow

• Green

• Blue

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Which color bricks have the most amount?

• Green

• Yellow

• Pink

• Blue

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How many pink bricks are there?

• 132

• 323

• 123

• 223

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How many green bricks are there?

• 123

• 223

• 132

• 323

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