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Year three
Maths
Comparing Numbers with Number Lines

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Comparing Numbers with Number Lines

Second Grade Math Worksheets: Comparing Numbers with Number Lines

Help students learn to compare three-digit numbers with the help of this number line worksheet. This worksheet works in conjunction with the Comparing Three-Digit NumbersLesson plan.

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Year three
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MathsNumber SenseThree-Digit NumbersComparing Three-Digit Numbers
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2.NBT.A.4
MathematicsGrade 11.2.E 1.2.F
MathematicsGrade 1NS.1.2.b NS.1.5.a Grade 2NS.2.1.c

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