Printable Worksheet 1st Grade Math Greater than Less Than

Are you a first-grade math teacher or a parent looking for additional resources to help your child grasp the concept of greater than and less than? Look no further! We have a solution for you - printable worksheets specifically designed to reinforce this fundamental math skill.

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  Greater than Less than Worksheets 1st Grade

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  Less than Worksheets Comparing Numbers

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What is the difference between the symbols '>' and '<' used in comparing numbers?

The symbols '>' and '<' are used in comparing numbers to indicate the relationship between two values. The symbol '>' means greater than, signifying that the number on the left is larger than the number on the right. On the other hand, the symbol '<' means less than, showing that the number on the left is smaller than the number on the right. In simple terms, '>' points to something being larger, while '<' points to something being smaller when comparing numbers.

Which symbol would you use to show that 7 is greater than 4?

The symbol ">" would be used to show that 7 is greater than 4.

Can you represent 'less than' with the symbol '?'?

No, the symbol '?' represents 'greater than or equal to', while the symbol for 'less than' is '<'.

True or false: 10 is less than 5.

False.

Which number is greater: 12 or 15?

15 is greater than 12.

Complete the sentence: 9 __ 3 (greater than, less than, or equal to)

9 is greater than 3.

Is 0 less than or greater than 1?

0 is less than 1.

How would you compare the numbers 17 and 17 to determine if they are equal?

The numbers 17 and 17 are equal because they are the same value.

Which symbol would you use to compare two numbers that are equal?

The symbol "=" is used to compare two numbers that are equal.

Can you use the symbols '>' and '<' to compare quantities other than numbers, like shapes or sizes?

No, the symbols '>' and '<' are typically used to compare numerical values for size or quantity and do not apply to non-numeric entities like shapes or sizes. Shape and size comparisons are typically done using descriptive language or specific terms related to those attributes, rather than mathematical symbols for greater than or less than.