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Understanding whether a value is more or less than another ties perfectly into measurement skills such as comparing distances and volumes. This is a great opportunity to get kids out of the classroom and learning how to use a tape measure, ruler, or other means of measuring items. Giving students the opportunity to evaluate tangible differences in quantities will help them understand abstract notions later on.
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Give your students more (and less). The more than sign (>) eats the number to the left, and the less than sign (<) eats the number to the right. Remember that trick? Learning when something is more or less than helps develop measurement skills. These resources are designed to help with understanding when a value is more or less, and the materials encourage students to be hands-on with math. Activities also teach the basic idea of greater than and less than at a level appropriate for lower-elementary students. Students decide whether an object is heavier than another or an item is longer in a variety of exercises that help with more or less comparisons. Learning how to decide when a value is more, less, or equal also develops counting skills and number sense for younger students.
