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Greater Than Less Than and Equal to Math Game

This Greater Than Less Than and Equal To Math Game is a fun way for students to practice these skills.  There are 66 different cards with numbers up to 99. Once students place the greater than, less than or equal sign card in the box, they can check themselves with the QR code, or you can have them place the symbols on the cards and have others check. These are great for center work or FUN Fridays!

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This Greater Than Less Than and Equal To Math Game is a fun way for students to practice these skills.  There are 66 different cards with numbers up to 99. Once students place the greater than, less than or equal sign card in the box, they can check themselves with the QR code, or you can have them place the symbols on the cards and have others check. These are great for center work or FUN Fridays!

1ST GRADE COMMON CORE MATH STANDARDS:

  • 1.NBT.B.3: Compare two two-digit numbers based on meanings of the tens and ones digits, recording the results of comparisons with the symbols >, =, and <.

MATH CENTERS

How do you incorporate math center activities? When I left the classroom a few years back to move to the school board, we were at a point in our district where they didn’t want us doing math centers.  They only wanted literacy centers… blah, blah, blah. Well… I’m a rule follower, I REALLY am – but when I don’t believe or I do believe in something, BELIEVE me… I will find a way around the system to make it work for my students.  I KNEW that math centers or math groups would help my students, so we incorporated them into our literacy centers.  We have since moved back to allowing for math centers or math groups so that students can investigate on their own or within small groups.

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  • My students love this! makes it easy to use. Great resource. I work with students of various learning abilities and this resource allows me to adapt work.

  • My students practiced with greater than/less than. They next practiced telling the difference between the two numbers. They really enjoyed.

  • I got this to help my son with autism to understand greater than and less than. It is really helping him!

  • I use this for one of my math centers and it is so helpful and they love it

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96 reviews for Greater Than Less Than and Equal to Math Game

  1. Bach To School –

    This resource was a fantastic addition to my lesson! It is incredibly user-friendly and required almost zero prep time, which is a huge lifesaver. My students found the layout highly engaging, and it kept them focused throughout the entire activity.The content perfectly aligns with my curriculum standards and provides a great balance of challenge and accessibility for different learning levels. I will definitely look for more resources from this seller in the future. Highly recommend!

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  2. MrsMadisonTeach –

    Just what I was looking for. Thanks for this resource!

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  3. Shaunna G. –

    I love that this activity is hands on and very visual for students!
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  4. Melissa E. –

    This was a great resource in helping my kids understand the concept of comparing numbers. Plenty of options to choose from!
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  5. Lee Anna S. –

    Students enjoyed this resource. It was very useful.
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  6. Kim Sanzotta –

    My students loved using this resource! It was hands on, engaging, and made learning fun!!
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  7. Tara Maylett –

    great way to practice greater and less then. The students loved it and learned a lot.
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  8. Love and then Teach –

    This was a nice resource but I was expecting more.
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  9. Jess J. –

    Students loved these activities. Engaging, exciting, and easy to prep. Perfect for our math centres, as it is hands-on and fun.
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  10. Stephanie D. –

    My students loved this activity. It kept their attention in small group working independently.
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  11. Ana R. –

    Very good resource. Studens were always engaged as they practiced the skill.
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  12. Dennisse S. –

    This was a very engaging game. My students had fun! They played this game during math centers. Thank you!
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  13. Mackenzie B. –

    Such an easy math center for review or to see who is still having trouble!
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  14. Kristen W. –

    Fun engaging center to help my students practice and master the skill
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  15. Michaela T. –

    I didn’t use the digital portion of this resource, but I did use the paper one. I scaled it down when I printed it to fit into 4×6 photo boxes. They are perfect for math centers.
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  16. Stephanie O. –

    My students loved this resource. I laminated and velcroed the pieces and use it as a math center. It went perfectly with our chapter.
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  17. Vitalija F. –

    My students loved the crocodiles. Thank you very much!
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  18. Andrea F. –

    My students have loved using this resource during center time. It is easy to use and they have really liked checking their work using the QR codes. Fantastic Resource!
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  19. Marla G. –

    My students and I loved using this resource! It was very helpful!:)
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  20. Christine D. –

    Loved this resource! It aligned with the unit and was so fun for the kids.
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  21. Melissa V. –

    Great center activity to keep the kids engaged. Thanks!
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  22. Cymbaline I. –

    I used this during centers with my second grade class. They really enjoyed it.
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  23. While Supplies Last –

    Great center for comparing two digit numbers! My kids love the alligators
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  24. Darcy R. –

    my students had a blast with this game and loved the alligators to help them chomp the correct way to the greater number
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  25. Mirian A. –

    My students used this resources and they loved it. I put it in a math station and they worked with partners.
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  26. Hayley D. –

    I loved this resource! It was an engaging way for students to show me what they know, while making it fun at the same time! It was easy and low prep!
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  27. karen E. –

    Great resource. Help my students reinforce math standards in class in a fun and engaging way.
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  28. Katherine A. –

    Thank you for sharing! My students love this resource.
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  29. Brooksie’s Creations –

    LOVE THIS!!!!
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  30. jordan F. –

    My students really enjoy doing this activity.
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  31. karinna E. –

    My students love this! makes it easy to use. Great resource. I work with students of various learning abilities and this resource allows me to adapt work.
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  32. Autism Homeschooling –

    I got this to help my son with autism to understand greater than and less than. It is really helping him!
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  33. Laurie L F. –

    This is perfect for centers and extra practice.
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  34. ESL Step by Step –

    My daughter practiced a lot with this resource!
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  35. Meghan B. –

    Fun activity for early finishers
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  36. Micayla Sorosiak –

    I use this for one of my math centers and it is so helpful and they love it
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  37. eli L. –

    My students practiced with greater than/less than. They next practiced telling the difference between the two numbers. They really enjoyed.
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  38. Theresia M. –

    Great resource
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  39. Sydney M. –

    Love the technology piece to this math center
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  40. Alejandra B. –

    This is amazing for my small group and center time. My students love the QR codes and I see the excitement in their eyes when they get it right!
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  41. Jacqueline B. –

    Easy to use, kids loved this extension activity for greater than, less than, and equal to!
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  42. Jessica Pehl –

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  45. Christina R. –

    I like using this material.
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  46. Cara R. –

    Love the QR codes!
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  47. Elizabeth A. –

    What a fun way to review these symbols!
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  48. Jenn M. –

    Can’t wait to use !
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  49. My Fabulous Firsties –

    Thank you!
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  50. Bonnie Brockhoff –

    Love engaging kids with QR codes and their own tablets!
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    The students in my class loved this material and I saw a lot of growth from using it.
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  53. Keyla C. –

    This is great for my first graders
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  54. Tara W. –

    My students really enjoyed this interactive activity. It was the perfect practice they needed to review greater than and less than. Thank you so much!
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  55. Liza W. –

    My students loved being able to check their answers using the IPADS, especially like how the answers were age appropriate and included the image!
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  58. Sara M. –

    My students loved using this during centers! 🙂
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    So great! Thanks!
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  60. Ashley L. –

    LOVE!!!! My students love how it is looks like an alligator. I used this as a center and they loved it! Keeps them accountable and they are able to check their work!
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  61. Jennifer H. –

    Neat activity!
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  62. Erin Kraszewski –

    I used this at a math center in a pocket chart and the students loved it.
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    Thanks!
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    This is exactly what I was looking for! My 1st grade kids will love using their new class iPads to practice this sometimes complicated skill. Thank You!
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  96. Angelica Vera –

    This will make a great independent center during math workshop. Thanks!
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