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More or Less: Put Numbers in Order

More or less worksheets, ordering numbers 1 to 20

Ten rows on every page. Your child will put three numbers from 1 to 20 in order from smallest to biggest, with an answer key at the back.

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  • 13 printable pages
  • Color and black-and-white PDFs, US Letter and A4
  • Ages 5 to 7 · Kindergarten and 1st grade
  • Print as often as you like

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Help your child compare numbers with confidence, not guesswork.

A child who guesses at < and > mixes them up for years. These pages give quick, repeated practice at reading two numbers and deciding which is more, which is less, or if they are the same, with one harder row on every page to stretch quick finishers.

What you get

  • 10 pages, ten number trios on each
  • Write the numbers in order from smallest to biggest
  • Numbers no bigger than 20
  • A worked example at the top of every page
  • An answer key
  • A guide for the grown-up

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Every page comes in full color and in black and white with outline pictures to color in.

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Every word in this pack, A to Z

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Who it is for

Kindergarten and 1st grade children who are learning what numbers mean, usually ages 5 to 7. Good for home, homeschool, morning work and math centers.

Good questions

Is there an answer key?

Yes, on the last page.

How big do the numbers get?

From 1 to 20.

What exactly do I download?

The same 13 pages as PDF files in full color and in ink-saving black and white, each sized for US Letter paper and for A4. Print the one you like.

How do I get it?

The button takes you to the download page, run by Polar. There is nothing to pay. It asks for your email address so it can send you the files.

Can I use it with my class?

Yes. Print as often as you like for your own children or your own class.

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