Comparing Number Sentences - Learn and Practice Math Skills
Explore the concept of comparing number sentences through engaging visuals and examples. Watch a video to understand the process of comparing and practice your skills by analyzing different number sentences. Challenge yourself with exercises and reflect on your learning to enhance your math abilities.
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Maths Friday 22ndJanuary 2021 LO: To compare number sentences
LO: To compare number sentences Watch this video about today s learning https://vimeo.com/497920660 Remember that comparing means to find something that is the same or something that is different when you are looking at two or more things.
An example Write < > or = to compare the number sentences A. 11 + 7 = > 19 4 11 + 7 = 18, 19 4 = 15 18 is more than 15 B. 16 9 = < 3 + 6 16 9 = 7, 3 + 6 = 9 7 is less than 9 C. 15 + 4 = = 20 1 15 + 4 = 19, 20 1 = 19 19 is equal to 19
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Fridays challenge What have you learned about comparing number sentences? Explain your answers to a grown up