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Ordering Numbers 51-100
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Ordering Numbers 51-100
Help sort the parcels into number order. Read each number carefully: the tens digit tells you the group, and the ones digit helps you order numbers in the same group.
Sort the parcels
Use the number line to help you compare numbers. Numbers get larger as you move to the right.
1.Put these parcel numbers in order from smallest to largest: 64, 61, 68.
2.Which number is the smallest: 72, 67 or 70?
- 72
- 67
- 70
3.Write the next number after 86 to fill the gap: 83, 86, __, 88.
4.True or false? 95 is smaller than 89.
TrueFalse
Check the tens and ones
When two numbers have the same tens digit, compare the ones digits. For example, 76 is larger than 73 because 6 ones is more than 3 ones.
5.Choose the larger parcel number: 78 or 75.
- 78
- 75
6.Write these numbers in order from largest to smallest: 91, 99, 94.
7.Continue counting in 2s to complete the order from smallest to largest: 58, 60, 62, __.
8.A delivery van has parcels numbered 100, 86 and 97. Put the numbers in order from smallest to largest.
9.Which number belongs between 69 and 71?
- 68
- 70
- 72
10.Jacob says 82 is larger than 78 because 8 is larger than 7. Is Jacob correct? Explain using the tens digits.
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