Workbook: 5A
Chapter: 1 Numbers to 1 000 000
Lesson: 5 and 6 Comparing Numbers to 1 000 000 using place value
Good morning Year 5
Today you will continue to apply your knowledge of place value to solve more problems. You may have completed these in class but it is okay – we need to revisit and consolidate this learning.
Have a look at this question:
You could write these numbers down and cut them out to help you by moving them around.
To solve this problem I would ask myself:
What is the smallest number I can create above 10 000? What is the largest? What are the three largest numbers that are possible with the given digits? What are the three smallest?
Your answers may vary, like so (carefully read how they worked it out):
Reminder:
When comparing two or more numbers, you should first count the number of digits in each number.
Whole numbers with more digits in them are greater than numbers with fewer digits. This is because the more digits a whole number has, the more place values it includes and the larger the number becomes.
Here is a video to help you compare large numbers:
If you complete this, try the extension: compare numbers extension
If you need further support, watch this video:
As today is Thursday, Miss Coleman and Miss Carruthers will kindly respond to the blogs today. Thank you both 🙂
Mrs Avdiu
A printable version can be found here: Thursday Maths blog_
Hello everyone! I hope that you have had a good day so far. For today’s maths task, I found it very easy.
Here are my numbers :
– 36,233
– 72,800
– 16,6502
36,800 < 36,233 < 72,800
HAVE A GREAT DAY!
~ Nika ???
I’m glad you are enjoying the Maths work Nika, why don’t you try the extension activity?
Hi Miss Colman! I am not really sure where the extension work is…
Can you show me, please?
Thanks,
~ Nika ???
Look above the last video. Mrs Avdiu has added a link called ‘compare numbers extension’. Just click on that 🙂
Good morning everyone!
I really enjoyed today’s maths task.
I hope you all have nice day!
Well done Tommaso. Did you have a go at the extension as well?
Hello Miss Coleman and Miss Carruthers,
I hope you are having a great morning!
Regan and I have finished both the Math No Problem work and the extension.
Well done girls! Do you have any tips you could share with others?
Hi everyone I was just asking myself if we had to do like the whole extension of 9 pages or if we only had to do a few???
I have now finished the extension!
It was easy for me.
Good morning everyone, I hope that you are all well. Here are my answers for the question:
* 660502
* 20023
* 17833
17833<20023<660502
Hello everyone!
I found the math really easy and I got all the questions correct!✔
Overall, I enjoyed it!
Have a lovely rest of the day.?
-Renee
Well done! Did you try the extension?
Hello everyone! I hope everyone is keeping okay and healthy!
Here are my answers for todays maths:
* 13,028
* 66,658
* 720,332
I hope you all have a nice day! I will now have a go at the maths challenges. 😀
Stay safe everyone! Bye!! 😀
.+*Kayla*+.
Hi again! I forgot to arrange it from smallest to largest sorry!! 🙁
Here are my answers anyways:
13,028 < 66,650< 720,332
Have a nice day everyone!! Bye!! 🙂 😀
Kayla
Well done Kayla! I’m impressed you noticed you had forgotten to do that. Well done for checking your work!
Hello everyone today’s math was very easy and I enjoyed it a lot
10,002 20,233 876,665
Smallest. Biggest
I hope everyone has a great day ?
Well done Mathilde!
Hello everyone I just realised I missed some numbers when I checked
10,002 26,233 876,653
Smallest. Biggest
I hope everyone has a great day ?