This medium worksheet asks first graders to compare numbers and explain their thinking. Part A has nine fill-in-the-symbol problems with pairs like 35 and 53 or 78 and 72, including equal pairs to keep students alert. Part B is a matching activity where children link questions like 'Which is greater: 34 or 43?' to the correct answer from a list, reinforcing both comparison vocabulary and quick number recognition.
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Comparing Two-Digit Numbers
Part A: Compare the Numbers
Write >, <, or = on the line. For some questions, write the missing number.
1. 35 < 53
2. 78 > 72
3. 44 = 44
4. 61 > 16
5. 29 < 92
6. 45 < 46. Write a number greater than 45.
7. 39 > 38. Write a number greater than 38.
8. 50 = 50. Write a number equal to 50.
9. 66 < 67. Write a number less than 67.
Part B: Match the Comparison
Draw a line from each question on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1.
Which is greater: 34 or 43?
→ 43
67
Which is less: 76 or 67?
→ 67
98
Which number equals 55?
→ 55
43
Which is greater: 89 or 98?
→ 98
55
Comparing Two-Digit Numbers
★ Part A: Compare the Numbers
Write >, <, or = on the line. For some questions, write the missing number.
1) 35 < 53
2) 78 > 72
3) 44 = 44
4) 61 > 16
5) 29 < 92
6) 45 < 46. Write a number greater than 45.
7) 39 > 38. Write a number greater than 38.
8) 50 = 50. Write a number equal to 50.
9) 66 < 67. Write a number less than 67.
★ Part B: Match the Comparison
Draw a line from each question on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1)
Which is greater: 34 or 43?
→ 43
67
Which is less: 76 or 67?
→ 67
98
Which number equals 55?
→ 55
43
Which is greater: 89 or 98?
→ 98
55
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