Comparing Numbers and Their Values

The video tutorial from Kids Academy teaches children how to compare numbers using examples and a fun worksheet called 'Baseball Math'. It explains the process of comparing numbers by examining the digits in the tens and ones places, using several examples to illustrate the concept. The video also provides instructions for a worksheet activity and concludes with a recap of the key points.

What is the first step in comparing the numbers 45 and 72?

• Look at the ones place

• Check the hundreds place

• Examine the tens place

• Compare the digits individually

When comparing 53 and 51, what should you do after finding the tens place digits are the same?

• Look at the ones place

• Check the hundreds place

• Add the numbers

• Subtract the numbers

In the example of 96 and 78, which number is greater and why?

• 96, because 9 is greater than 7

• 78, because 8 is greater than 6

• 96, because 6 is greater than 8

• 78, because 7 is greater than 9

How can you visually compare numbers like 64 and 88?

• By lining them up vertically

• By writing them horizontally

• By adding them together

• By subtracting one from the other

What is the result of comparing 47 and 53?

• Cannot be determined

• They are equal

• 53 is greater than 47

• 47 is greater than 53

When comparing 68 and 68, what conclusion can be drawn?

• 68 is less than 68

• 68 is greater than 68

• Cannot be determined

• They are equal

What should you do if the numbers in the largest place value are the same?

• Stop comparing

• Subtract the numbers

• Move to the next place value

• Add the numbers

What symbol is used to show that one number is greater than another?

• Equal to

• Less than

• Greater than

• Not equal to

What is the purpose of the 'open mouth' in the greater than symbol?

• To point to the smaller number

• To show subtraction

• To eat the larger number

• To indicate equality

What is the key strategy for comparing numbers?

• Add the numbers

• Subtract the numbers

• Start from the left

• Start from the right