Engage your students with these fun First Grade Math Number Sense Activities with Ordering and Comparing Numbers Worksheets and digital activities and help them master these important foundational skills.

These First Grade Math Number Sense Activities and Ordering and Comparing Numbers Worksheets are perfect for morning work, homework, math centers, distance or hybrid learning, or homeschool.

The No Prep printable worksheets and ready-to-use digital activities give you lots of options when assigning to your students.  Perfect for guided practice, independent practice, math centers, or intervention. 

The digital activities are easy to assign through Google Classroom or by sharing a link directly with your students.  Fill your lesson plans with these no-prep activities and rest knowing you are providing your students with engaging and rigorous math practice.  

First Grade Math Number Sense Activities with Place Value Worksheets includes:

• Printable PDF format
• Digital version compatible with Google Slides
• 60 pages of first-grade number sense activities

Place value worksheets breakdown by skill:

• 8 pages of Comparing Groups with Pictures
• 8 pages of Comparing Ten Frames with >,< =.
• 8 pages of Comparing Rod and Units
• 8 pages of Color in Hundred Charts and Compare
• 8 pages of Draw the Rods and Units and Compare
• 8 pages of Comparing using Place Value Charts
• 4 pages of Ordering Three Numbers
• 4 pages of Numbers Before/Numbers Less
• 4 pages of Comparing Written Numbers 

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This unit is aligned with the First Grade Common Core Math Standard 1.NBT.3

Understanding Place Value:

Compare two two-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits, recording the results of comparisons with the symbols >, =, and <.

This unit includes practice with comparing and ordering numbers with the use of objects, ten frames, base ten blocks, place value charts and numbers.

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Mega Math Practice 1.NBT.3 gives your students a lot of practice understanding the magnitude of numbers and the concepts of greater than and less than. Young mathematicians not only need to learn how to understand numbers based on place value but also how numbers relate and compare to each other. Students should not just be able to compare numbers, but to reason with those comparisons. This is how we encourage higher-order thinking in our young students.

Teachers need to understand the ways in which students acquire the ability to understand ordering and comparing numbers and its relationship to place value. Developing reasoning with place value is critical to using higher-level math. This standards-based unit includes practice comparing and ordering numbers based on place value relationships. Are your students ready for the challenges of the 21st century? Problem-solving and critical thinking skills are at the very heart of getting our kids ready to navigate the world of today.

Mega Math Practice can be used as independent practice for skills already taught, homework or for a class starter. These pages are NOT meant to be used until students need practice with skills that they have already been taught. The use of manipulatives would also be helpful when using these practice pages.

Students need many opportunities to work with different situations in comparing and ordering numbers. These pages progress from concrete to representational to abstract thinking about numbers. 

I hope that you and your kids enjoy these fun First Grade Math Number Sense Activities with Place Value Worksheets set. Check out my store for lots of fun math units including my popular Number of the Day units for grades K-Second.

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