🎯 WALT: We Are Learning To compare and order numbers up to 100,000 using real-world examples

Success Criteria:

• I can use >, <, = symbols correctly

• I can order numbers from smallest to largest

• I can explain my reasoning using real-world contexts

🛍️ Part 1: Shopping Comparisons

Monday: 15,432 visitors | Tuesday: 15,342 visitors | Wednesday: 15,423 visitors

Circle the correct comparison symbol: Monday _____ Tuesday

Suburb A: $485,000 | Suburb B: $458,000 | Suburb C: $485,500

Order these prices from cheapest to most expensive:

Riverside Primary: $12,850 | Hilltop Primary: $12,580 | Valley Primary: $12,805

Which school raised the most money? _______________

Which school raised the least money? _______________

🌏 Part 2: Real-World Data Challenge

Darwin: 148,000 | Hobart: 240,000 | Canberra: 431,000

Use the symbols >, <, = to compare:

a) Darwin _____ Hobart

b) Hobart _____ Canberra

c) Darwin _____ Canberra

MCG: 100,024 | ANZ Stadium: 83,500 | Adelaide Oval: 53,583 | GABBA: 42,000

Order these stadiums from largest to smallest capacity:

45,000 _____ 47,000 _____ 49,000 _____ 51,000