Comparing Numbers: Greater Than, Less Than, and Equal To

In this video, Mr. Alligator introduces the concepts of greater than, less than, and equal to. He explains how to use these comparison signs by opening his mouth towards the larger number and pointing the back of his mouth towards the smaller number. The video includes several examples with fish, leaves, boats, kites, popsicles, ladybirds, mangoes, and birds to illustrate these concepts. Viewers are encouraged to practice identifying which numbers are greater, less, or equal. The video concludes with a summary and farewell from Mr. Alligator.

Who is teaching the mathematical concepts in the video?

• Mr. Tiger

• Mr. Elephant

• Mr. Alligator

• Mrs. Crocodile

What does Mr. Alligator use to represent the greater than sign?

• His eyes

• The opening of his mouth

• His tail

• His feet

If you have 5 apples and your friend has 2 apples, how would Mr. Alligator compare them?

• 5 = 2

• 5 < 2

• Cannot be compared

• 5 > 2

How does Mr. Alligator decide where to open his mouth in the examples?

• Always to the left

• Towards the larger number

• Randomly

• Towards the smaller number

What sign is used when two quantities are the same?

• Greater than

• Not equal to

• Less than

• Equal to

In the example with kites, how many kites make the larger quantity?

• 12 kites

• 4 kites

• 2 kites

• 8 kites

What comparison is made with popsicles in the video?

• 3 > 2

• 2 = 3

• 2 < 3

• 2 > 3

When both sides have three mangoes, what sign is used?

• Greater than

• Less than

• Equal to

• Not equal to

If there are 7 birds on one side and 4 on the other, how are they compared?

• 7 > 4

• Cannot be compared

• 7 = 4

• 7 < 4

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To teach about wildlife

• To introduce mathematical symbols

• To explain greater than, less than, and equal to

• To practice counting