Increasing order worksheets

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Look at the number line below. The number 6 which is on the right side of the number 5 is a greater number. The number 5 which is on the left side of number 6 is the smaller number. The numbers on the number line is in increasing order. The arrangement of numbers from

Worksheets for teaching students to compare 3-digit numbers using phrases & symbols for greater than, less than, & equal to.

This worksheet presents a series of exercises centered around ordering fractions with the same numerators in increasing order. The fractions in each row have different denominators, and the students must determine the correct sequence from smallest to largest fraction. The instructional note at the top explains that when fractions have the same numerator, the fraction...

This worksheet is a mathematics resource designed to help students practice ordering sets of fractions in increasing order. Each set contains fractions with different numerators and denominators, and the task is to sequence them from smallest to largest. The challenge for students lies in determining which fraction is smaller or larger without a common denominator...

Ordering Integers

Have you ever raced to get the front seat on the bus? Knowing greater than and less than helps you win that race! Comparing numbers might se...

Grade 3 Maths Worksheets: 4 Digit Numbers (1.7 Comparison of 4 Digit Numbers)

1st grade math worksheets on comparing and ordering numbers and using the more than / less than symbols. Free | Math | Worksheets | Grade 1 | Printable.