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First Grade
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Number Order: Least to Greatest

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Number Order: Least to Greatest

Which number do you think is greater? Help your kids put different numbers in this number order: least to greatest. In first grade, your students will be ordering two-digit numbers as they develop their number sense. This math worksheet features nine number-sequencing problems that will help build up their skills and confidence.

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First Grade
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MathNumber SenseTwo-Digit NumbersOrdering Two-Digit Numbers
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1.NBT.B.3
Mathematics Kindergarten K.2.H

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