Grade 3 comparing starts with whole numbers up to 1000. Expectation B1.2 is compare and order those numbers. The preview asks which symbol makes 878 __ 279 true, then puts 116, 750, and 137 in order from least to greatest. Two further items leave the whole-number track: which is greater, 0.88 or 0.2, and which is greater, 3/4 or 4/5. A parent looking only for three-digit comparisons will still find those first. The decimal and fraction items are there because this topic's question list includes them from Grade 3, while integers and thousandths wait for later grades.
Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Number B1.2 — compare and order whole numbers up to 1000
Are Grade 3 comparing worksheets only about whole numbers?
The Ontario expectation, B1.2, is whole numbers up to 1000. This preview also asks which is greater, 0.88 or 0.2, and which is greater, 3/4 or 4/5.
How does the sheet ask students to order numbers?
One item lists 116, 750, and 137 and asks for least to greatest. Another asks for the symbol that makes 878 __ 279 true.
Where do Grade 3 integers belong?
Integers are a Grade 6 topic in this catalog. Grade 3 comparing stays with whole numbers, a decimal in the tenths or hundredths, and a pair of fractions.
