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1.NBT.3 First Grade Common Core Lesson

1.NBT.3 First Grade Common Core Lesson preview
1.NBT.3 First Grade Common Core Lesson preview

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Cover of the first-grade number-comparison lesson, labeled Common Core State Standards and Standard 1.NBT.3
Cover of the first-grade comparison lesson
Standards page for comparing two-digit numbers using tens and ones and recording comparisons with >, =, and <
Standard statement for the comparison lesson
Directions for Greater Than or Less Than: compare number cards, sort relative to 50, and practice > or <
Directions for the number-card activities
Two sorting labels reading Greater Than 50 and Less Than 50 for the lesson's number-card comparison activity
Sorting labels for comparing numbers to 50
Greater-than comparison mat with the > symbol and spaces for two number cards from the comparison lesson
Greater-than mat for number comparisons
Less-than comparison mat with the < symbol and spaces for two number cards from the comparison lesson
Less-than mat for number comparisons
First sheet of four number cards: 31, 94, 76, and 21, for comparing numbers and sorting above or below 50
Number cards 1–4 on the first card sheet
Second sheet of four number cards: 24, 98, 72, and 37, for comparing numbers and sorting above or below 50
Number cards 5–8 on the second card sheet
Third sheet of four number cards: 44, 59, 67, and 13, for comparing numbers and sorting above or below 50
Number cards 9–12 on the third card sheet
Fourth sheet of four number cards: 12, 95, 2, and 49, for comparing numbers and sorting above or below 50
Number cards 13–16 on the fourth card sheet
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Algebra, Common Core

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Grade 1

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This 1.NBT.3 First Grade Common Core Lesson will help your students compare numbers using symbols (, or =) and words like greater than, less than, or equal to. This is a great way to introduce your students to the concept of comparing numbers and help them better understand the symbols and words associated with this concept.

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