Comparing two-digit numbers with <, > and = starts with the tens digit. The number with more tens is larger, no matter what the ones digits are.
Grade 1
Common Core 1.NBT.B.3
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Comparing Numbers to 100
Score / 30
Write <, > or = in each circle.
1.8029
2.8786
3.7928
4.6194
5.1165
6.6060
7.9866
8.5254
9.6866
10.3941
11.8083
12.2024
13.3NaN
14.1115
15.8228
16.3883
17.4994
18.915
19.7778
20.5470
21.2498
22.3821
23.227
24.7319
25.5058
26.587
27.6567
28.566
29.3739
30.8436
Answer keyComparing Numbers to 100
Write <, > or = in each circle.
1.80>29
2.87>86
3.79>28
4.61<94
5.11<65
6.60=60
7.98>66
8.52<54
9.68>66
10.39<41
11.80<83
12.20<24
13.3=NaN
14.11<15
15.82>28
16.38<83
17.49<94
18.91>5
19.77<78
20.54<70
21.24<98
22.38>21
23.22>7
24.73>19
25.50<58
26.5<87
27.65<67
28.56>6
29.37<39
30.84>36
What's on this worksheet
Pairs of numbers from 0 to 100, including reversed digits like 47 and 74. Each sheet comes with an answer key on a separate page.
Teaching tips
The open side of the symbol faces the larger number.
Ask students to say the comparison aloud: "47 is less than 74."
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