Ordering Large Numbers
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Ordering Large Numbers
📊 Part 1: Comparing Numbers
a) 6,789 _____ 6,987
b) 15,432 _____ 15,432
c) 9,876 _____ 8,999
d) 23,456 _____ 24,356
🔢 Part 2: Ordering Numbers
Numbers: 18,765 • 17,892 • 19,234 • 18,567
Smallest: _____________ → _____________ → _____________ → _____________ :Largest
Numbers: 25,678 • 24,987 • 26,123 • 25,789
Largest: _____________ → _____________ → _____________ → _____________ :Smallest
Distances: Sydney to Melbourne: 878 km • Perth to Adelaide: 2,130 km • Brisbane to Cairns: 1,679 km • Darwin to Alice Springs: 1,498 km
🧠 Part 3: Problem Solving
Year 3: 8,456 bottle tops • Year 4: 9,123 bottle tops • Year 5: 7,892 bottle tops • Year 6: 8,765 bottle tops
a) Which year level collected the most bottle tops? _________________
b) Which year level collected the fewest bottle tops? _________________
c) List all year levels in order from most to least bottle tops collected:
My numbers: _____________ , _____________ , _____________ , _____________
Ordered from smallest to largest: _____________ → _____________ → _____________ → _____________
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