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Comparing Numbers to 100,000 (Greater or Less Than) Worksheet Download

Free 3rd Grade (4nbt2) math worksheets on Comparing Numbers to 100,000. Each worksheet has 10 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Comparing Numbers to 100,000
Students mark every number under 100,000 that is greater than, or less than, a given number - some questions have more than one correct answer.
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Students mark every number under 100,000 that is greater than, or less than, a given number - some questions have more than one correct answer.

This worksheet asks children to mark every number that is greater than, or less than, a given number, with all numbers kept under 100,000. The choices sit close to the target and share their leading digits, so they cannot be sorted by length or by a glance at the first digit - the comparison has to walk the places. Some questions have more than one correct answer, so the number of answers has to be worked out rather than assumed. Sheets can be customized, turned into flash cards, or assigned for online learning.

Student objectives

  • Compare whole numbers under 100,000 using place value.
  • Work through a number place by place instead of judging it by length.
  • Recognize that a question may have more than one correct answer.

Everyday practice

  • Compare the populations of two towns and say which is larger.
  • Look at prices of cars or houses and put them in order.
  • Read a five digit number out loud, then say which place each digit is in.

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4nbt2

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