Free More or Less: Put Numbers in Order Worksheets
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Three real pages from the pack “More or Less: Put Numbers in Order”, to print and try with your child. The download has one more page that tells you about the full pack.
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What is on the 3 free pages
- Page 1 of 10: More or Less: Put Numbers in Order. Tilly says: look closely at the last row, it is the tricky one!
- Page 4 of 10: More or Less: Put Numbers in Order.
- Page 5 of 10: More or Less: Put Numbers in Order.
How to use them at home
- Look at the page together and read what it asks.
- Your child does the first row with you, then the rest alone.
- Stop while it is still going well, and come back to it tomorrow.
- The friend at the bottom of each page gives a tip. On page 1: “look closely at the last row, it is the tricky one.”
Who these pages are for
Ages 5 to 7 · Kindergarten and 1st grade. More or less worksheets, ordering numbers 1 to 20.
What to do next
- The full pack: 13 pages.
- Not sure this is the right step? The free 2-minute finder shows what to work on first.
Questions about these pages
Which pages of More or Less: Put Numbers in Order are free?
Pages 1, 4 and 5 of its 10 practice pages. They print in color or in black and white, on US Letter or A4.
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These 3 pages come from More or Less: Put Numbers in Order. The full pack has 13 printable pages, in full color and in black and white, in US Letter and A4.
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