Compare and Order | Numbers | Y2 Maths| FuseSchool Kids

In this video, Ava teaches how to compare numbers using greater-than, less-than, and equal-to signs. The lesson focuses on using place value to determine which number is larger or smaller. Examples include comparing numbers like 64 and 97, and 87 and 82, by examining the tens and ones places. The video also covers identifying numbers greater than 50 and finding the smallest number among a set. The session concludes with a brief mention of using place value for addition, setting the stage for the next lesson.

What does the greater-than sign indicate?

• To go up because you have more

• To go left because you have less

• To go right because you have more

• To stay in the middle

When comparing 64 and 97, which number is larger and why?

• 64, because it has more ones

• 97, because it has more tens

• 64, because it has more tens

• 97, because it has more ones

If two numbers have the same tens digit, what should you compare next?

• The ones digit

• The hundreds digit

• The thousands digit

• The tens digit again

Which number is greater: 92 or 79, and why?

• 92, because it has more ones

• 79, because it has more tens

• 92, because it has more tens

• 79, because it has more ones

Which number is the smallest: 85, 82, or 81?

• 81

• 82

• 85

• All are equal