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Level 1: Can't create largest or smallest possible number or uses a digit value more than once.
Level 2: Demonstrates understanding of the question by making the largest and smallest possible numbers.
Level 3: Can use a comparison symbol accurately and can explain why you chose to place certain digits in certain places in both numbers.

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Level 1: No attempt or can't match the digit value to the place value
Level 2: Can match some of the digits to their place value and use place value language correctly.
Level 3: Can match all digits to their place value and use place value language correctly.
Level 4: As well as demonstrating Level 3 understanding the student can make a statement about where you might see this sort of number? Making a real world connection

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Don,t watch only mr.

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This is what i think

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987,654 big>
123,456 small

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987,654 > 123,456
the number 987,654 is bigger because the numbers are switched. before it was 9 first and decreasing, now its 1 and increasing!

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987,654 > 123,456

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987, 654 < 123, 456

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This is what I think

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987,654 biggest >
123,456 smalest

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987,654 bigest
123,456 smales

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mr i said it was 126, but its 123, ok 123,456 < 987,654