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Engaging Activity on Comparing and Ordering Numbers for Young Learners

Dive into an interactive learning experience with our "Comparing and Ordering Numbers" activity! Students will practice comparing numbers using symbols, identifying least to greatest and greatest to least sequences, and understanding place value concepts. With true or false challenges and engaging games, learners will solidify their grasp of numerical comparisons in a fun and comprehensive way. This activity is perfect for reinforcing mathematical concepts and encouraging collaborative learning in the classroom.

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Engaging Activity on Comparing and Ordering Numbers for Young Learners

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  1. 7 ltoG 6 least Greatest 1 Word Splash 39 0 4 5 G to l 28

  2. Comparing & Ordering Numbers

  3. Al the Alligator

  4. Comparing Numbers 9,345 < 9,435 > 9,335 True or False 321,784 > 321,967 > 321,697 T or F 892,229,311 < 892,292,311 > 891,292,313 T or F

  5. Least to Greatest l to G 2,434 ; 2,433 ; 4,423 8,948,878 ; 9,848,988 ; 8,948,877 3,488,734 ; 8,348,564 ; 3,488,761

  6. Greatest to Least G to l 8,948 ; 9,848 ; 8,848 2,341,788 ; 3,321,788 ; 2,341,878 998,971,344 ; 989,788,344 ; 998,971,977

  7. Password – Place Value

  8. A Vocabulary Review Activity

  9. Setup Directions: • Type a vocabulary word on each of the following 10 slides in the subtitle textbox. When complete, run the show by pressing F5 on the keyboard. • One student stands with back to this presentation. • The class gives the student clues to the vocabulary word onscreen as a clock keeps time. • The student tries to guess the word before the buzzer.

  10. Ready to play?

  11. ones is… The

  12. millions is… The

  13. digits is… The

  14. numeral is… The

  15. thousands is… The

  16. tens is… The

  17. greater than is… The

  18. hundreds is… The

  19. period is… The

  20. whole numbers is… The

  21. expanded form is… The

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