Comparing Numbers Worksheet Generator
Circle the bigger or smaller number, or write >, <, or =. Numbers to 10, 20, 100, or 1,000. Free PDF with answer key.
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Set both numbers, lock keepers.
- #110 < 16
- #213 > 4
- #36 > 5
- #46 < 20
- #510 > 5
- #619 > 8
- #74 < 18
- #88 < 20
- #914 > 5
- #105 < 11
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From counting to comparing
Deciding which of two numbers is bigger is the bridge between counting and real number sense. Children start by circling the bigger (or smaller) number in each pair, then graduate to recording the comparison with the symbols >, <, and = — the same three-step ladder used in kindergarten through 2nd grade classrooms.
Pick the task and the range to match your child: circle-the-bigger with numbers to 10 for beginners, write-the-sign with numbers to 100 or 1,000 for symbol practice. Steer any pair yourself — near-misses like 47 vs 74 make great place-value checks — then shuffle unlimited fresh versions. The answer key marks every problem in green.
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