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Comparing Numbers to 10

Students compare pairs of numbers up to 10 using the symbols <, >, and =. This builds the number sense foundation for all future math.
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Quick Tip
The < symbol means "less than." The > symbol means "greater than." The = symbol means "equal to." Always read the symbols from left to right.
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Teaching Notes

Use a number line to help students visualise which number is greater. The "crocodile mouth" trick (it eats the bigger number) is a memorable mnemonic.

Vocabulary
Less than (<): The number on the left is smaller.
Greater than (>): The number on the left is larger.
Equal to (=): Both numbers are the same.
Common Mistakes
  • Reversing < and > symbols
  • Not checking for equality before writing < or >
Parent Tip

Ask your child to compare the numbers on dice after rolling two dice.

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Number Sense