Printable, colorful alligator posters for teaching kids about "greater than" and "less than". Hang them on your classroom wall for reference, or attach magnets to the back and use them on your chalkboard when teaching students about "greater than" and "less than."
Cut and glue "Greater Than Alligator" or "Less Than Alligator" in the correct boxes. Then, write out the answer with words. All problems have 2-digit numbers.
Use symbols and words to compare two-digit numbers. (example: 23 < 32)
Another cut and paste activity starring "Less Than Alligator" and "Greater Than Alligator." Like the activity above, students are also required to write out the answer with words. These numbers have 3-digits.
Compare triple-digit numbers using symbols and words. Also includes word problems. (example: 765 < 898)
Use symbols ( <, >, =) and words to compare the values of three-digit numbers. (example: 444 > 441)
Compare money amounts using words and symbols. Also includes a set of word problems.
(example: $3.63 < $3.75)
Another worksheet for comparing money amounts.
(example: $5.61 < $5.73)
"Greater Than Alligator" and "Less Than Alligator" are eating up large numbers. Students glue the correct alligator symbol for each problem and write the answer with words. This worksheet has 4-digit numbers.
Comparing numbers up to 4 digits. Part 1: Use <, >, and = symbols; Part 2: Circle the greater number; Part 3: Identify the smaller number; Part 4: Write the out the words "greater than" or "less than"; Part 5: Word problems.
(example: 2,118 < 2,811)
Greater Than / Less Than Worksheets
Free worksheets for comparing numbers using greater than, less than and equal to symbols. Difficulty levels vary from two-digit numbers up to six-digit numbers. Worksheets include "Greater Than Alligator" and "Less Than Alligator" activities, as well as practice using the symbols <, >, and =.
Greater Than / Less Than Worksheets
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Compare three-digit numbers using symbols and words.
(example: 2,345 < 2,453)
The gators are gobbling up huge 6-digit numbers now. Cut and glue the symbols in the correct place and write the answer.
Compare large numbers up to six digits. Includes word problems, comparing with words, and using "greater than / less than" symbols.
(example: 456,789 < 500,987)
Compare the fraction pairs using symbols.
Use the symbols greater than, less than, and equal to symbols to compare the decimal amounts. Includes decimales in tenths and hundredths. (example: 9.8 > 4.5)
Use greater than, less than, and equal to symbols to show which decimal is bigger. Decimals are in tenths and hundredths. (example: 1.01 < 1.11)
See also:
Underline the value of the given digit, put numbers in order from least to greatest, and more.