Comparing numbers to 100 - online worksheet grade 2
We practise comparing numbers - which is smaller, larger or the same?
Can you compare numbers? This means that you can recognise numbers by their size and put them in the right order. Which number is bigger? Which number is smaller and which is equal to another?
Two numbers can be the same, one number can be larger or smaller than the other number.
Das musst du erkennen können. Zwei Zahlen kann man vergleichen, indem man ein Anordnungszeichen setzt, nämlich ein Kleiner-Zeichen “<“, ein Größer-Zeichen “>” oder ein Gleichheitszeichen “=“.
twenty-five is less than thirty. That is how it is written:
25 < 30 .
30 is equal to 25 + 5, which is written like this: 30 = 25 + 5.
We practise comparing numbers - which is smaller, larger or the same?
Download the worksheets for the exercises as PDF files
The worksheet for this exercise contains the same tasks as the online exercise and can also be completed on a tablet with a pen!
Links to further exercises in grade 2 of primary school:
Exercise: Arrange numbers from small to large
Put the numbers in the right order! To do this, move the numbers forwards or backwards until they are in ascending order from small to large!
The hundreds chart - All numbers from 1 to 100 in a square
All numbers with the same ones place are arranged below each other, those with the same tens place are arranged next to each other.
(Exception is the last column with pure tens only).
We can also arrange and compare numbers with the hundreds table.
More online exercises will follow here soon!