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This document provides a lesson on ordering numbers up to 1000. The aim is to order numbers up to 1000 from smallest to largest and largest to smallest. Success criteria include using place value to compare numbers and being able to order numbers up to 1000 in both ascending and descending order. The lesson explains how to partition numbers and compare place values to determine the ordering. Students practice ordering numbers and identifying incorrectly ordered sequences.

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Lesson Presentation Ordering Numbers To 1000

This document provides a lesson on ordering numbers up to 1000. The aim is to order numbers up to 1000 from smallest to largest and largest to smallest. Success criteria include using place value to compare numbers and being able to order numbers up to 1000 in both ascending and descending order. The lesson explains how to partition numbers and compare place values to determine the ordering. Students practice ordering numbers and identifying incorrectly ordered sequences.

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Maths

Number and Place Value

Year One
Maths | Number and Place Value | Compare and Order Numbers | Lesson 2 of 2: Ordering Numbers to 1000
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Aim
• To order numbers up to 1000.

Success Criteria
• I can use place value to compare numbers ready to order.
• I can order numbers up to 1000 from smallest to largest.
• I can order numbers up to 1000 from largest to smallest.
Remember It
Choose numbers and comparing words/phrases to make comparing sentences.
One has been done for you.

319 218 550 723 598 298

499 177 508 319 628 553

is is is equal
greater
than
smaller
than
to
< > =
is
218 smaller 628
than
Comparing and Ordering Numbers
We can partition the numbers to help us compare our ideas.

327 < 341

3 2 7 3 4 1
hundreds tens ones hundreds tens one

Both numbers have 3 hundreds. However, 327 has just 2 tens, while 341 has
4 tens. 327 is less than 341.
Comparing and Ordering Numbers
When ordering numbers, we use the same technique of
comparing the place value of the digits in each number.

414 44 741 14 404

Razia puts these numbers in order from smallest


to largest. Do you agree with how she has ordered them?
Explain why or why not.

14 44 404 414 741


Comparing and Ordering Numbers
14 44 404 414 741

smallest largest

Razia has ordered these numbers correctly.


She has compared the value of each digit in each number.

• 14 has 1 tens and 4 ones.

• 44 has 4 tens and 4 ones.

• 404 has 4 hundreds, 0 tens and 4 ones.

• 414 has 4 hundreds, 1 ten and 4 ones.

• 741 has 7 hundreds, 4 tens and 1 one.


Comparing Numbers
Razia puts these numbers in order from largest to smallest.
Do you agree with how she has ordered them?

916 921 693 326 321

Explain why or why not.


Comparing Numbers
916 921 693 326 321

largest smallest

Razia has not ordered these numbers correctly.

• 916 has 9 hundreds, 1 ten and 6 ones.

• 921 has 9 hundreds, 2 tens and 1 one.

• 693 has 6 hundreds, 9 ten and 3 ones.


The first two numbers need to
• 326 has 3 hundreds, 2 tens and 6 ones. change places. They both have
the same number of hundreds,
• 321 has 3 hundreds, 2 tens and 1 one. but 916 has 1 ten and 921 has 2
tens.
Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from smallest to largest. Which numbers
are in the wrong place? Where should they go?

284, 483, 482, 593, 893

284, 482, 483, 593, 893


Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from smallest to largest. Which numbers
are in the wrong place? Where should they go?

584, 586, 702, 938, 902

584, 586, 702, 902, 938


Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from smallest to largest. Which number is
in the wrong place? Where should it go?

563, 572, 777, 578, 589

563, 572, 578, 589, 777


Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from largest to smallest. Which number is
in the wrong place? Where should it go?

813, 773, 938, 237, 173

938, 813, 773, 237, 173


Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from largest to smallest. Which number is
in the wrong place? Where should it go?

573, 512, 277, 478, 289

573, 512, 478, 289, 277


Odd One Out
Here is a number sequence that goes from largest to smallest. Which numbers
are in the wrong place? Where should they go?

430, 403, 393, 399, 292

430, 403, 399, 393, 292


Tell Me a Joke
Diving into Mastery

Dive in by completing your own activity!


LOL
Who would like to read some of the jokes from their activity sheet?
LOL
I am going to split the class into six groups and give each group a number. I will
then roll a dice. Members from the rolled number group will give feedback on
their activity.

Were there any What would be the


What did I find
calculations I found next step in my
difficult?
easy and why? learning?

How could I prove Is there anything I Could I explain how to


that I have met the need to practise order numbers to a
learning objective? further? different person?
Aim
• To order numbers up to 1000.

Success Criteria
• I can use place value to compare numbers ready to order.
• I can order numbers up to 1000 from smallest to largest.
• I can order numbers up to 1000 from largest to smallest.

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