Rational Numbers
Practice concepts related to rational numbers with these worksheets. Real-world examples are provided to help students develop a deep understanding of the concepts.
With this worksheet, students will read five situations and interpret what the given inequality expresses. Use this to help students understand ordering rational numbers.
6th Grade
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Practice comparing rational numbers with this worksheet. Students will read a few sentences about a situation and then write a statement using <, >, or = to describe what is happening. This worksheet includes decimals and fractions.
6th Grade
Match each statement of inequality with the real-world situation involving the rational numbers that it describes. Requires recognizing debts and other situations that produce negatives, as well as implied rounding.
6th Grade
This PDF worksheet uses a realistic scenario to have students practice working with rational numbers. They will have to know how to order numbers, including both positive and negative decimals and integers, and write statements using <, >, and =.
6th Grade
With this worksheet, students will identify the numbers for plot points on a number line. They will also compare and practice ordering rational numbers.
6th Grade
With this worksheet, students will plot three numbers on each number line. Then they will complete the inequality to show the correct order of the numbers. They will also order two sets of rational numbers.
6th Grade
Using the number lines on this page, students will plot and label rational numbers, including decimals, fractions, and mixed numbers. They will also find the greatest and least numbers.
6th Grade
Students will use these task cards to practice ordering rational numbers, including positive and negative numbers, whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. They will also practice comparing them with greater than and less than symbols.
6th Grade
Extend your number comparisons practice to include recognizing numbers' absolute values and their opposites.
Inequalities WorksheetsGet more practice with inequalities with these worksheets.
