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Ways to remember greater than and less than - click here
Greater than and less than alligator game -click here
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From an early age, we are taught that things can be equal to one another. The same goes for numbers. When two numbers have the same value, we say they are equal to each other. This can represent two of the same numbers or different numbers that can equal the same thing. Such as 1/2 is equal to 50 percent. The same goes for 50 is equal to 50. The sign for equal to is the equal sign, or =.  Click here to play a fun game practicing greater than, less than, and equal to!

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When a number is smaller than another number we use the sign < to show that the number is lesser. A way to remember the less than sign is to notice that the sign < looks like an L, like the first letter in Less than. The crocodile below shows the same < sign to represent the less than sign. Remember this crocodile when using the less than sign. Click here to watch a fun video about greater than and less than.

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When a number is bigger than another number we use the sign > to show that the number is greater. The crocodile below shows the same > sign that represents the greater than sign. Remember this crocodile when a number is bigger than another number. Click here to play a game practicing greater than when you have completed reading through this Padlet.