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Comparing Integers Worksheets with Inequality Symbols

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Comparing Integers cover: alligator-themed worksheets where students compare positive and negative numbers with >, <, =
Overview of the set before choosing a practice page
Integer comparison sheet 1: students write >, < or = between six pairs on laptop screens, such as -6 and -3 or 4 and -4
Starter set of six for introducing the alligator rule
Integer comparison sheet 2: students place >, < or = between 10 mostly negative pairs on notepads, like -16 and -25
Practice with negatives once the alligator rule is introduced
Integer comparison sheet 3: students compare 10 pairs drawn on goldfish, such as -53 and -12, using >, < or =
Independent work or homework with a goldfish fun fact
Integer comparison sheet 4: students write >, < or = for 11 pairs such as -48 and 52, 0 and -32, and -58 and -86
Extra practice for early finishers
Integer comparison sheet 5: students compare 10 pairs on clipboards, like -60 and -16 or 23 and -82, with >, < or =
Practice without the symbol reminder for building independence
Integer comparison sheet 6: students write >, < or = for 10 pairs, including 0 against 5 and -5 and 63 against -63
Quick check on zero and opposite numbers
Integer comparison sheet 7: students compare 11 integer pairs with >, < or =, including opposites -21 and 21 and -3 and 3
Exit ticket or review page on opposites
Integer comparison sheet 8: students compare 10 pairs on pinned notes, like -62 and -51 or 65 and -78, using >, < or =
Final practice sheet before a quiz

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Students will compare integers and integers with whole numbers. Some pages include a quick review of how to use inequality/equality symbols.

This practice is great for test prep and for students to be more aware that a bigger negative number does mean what they think it means. ;)

 

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