A knowledge check on comparing and ordering numbers to 100 for Year 2 maths. Pupils compare base-ten block pictures, write <, > or = between pairs such as 56 and 65, order sets of four numbers from smallest to largest, then tackle reasoning questions like finding a missing digit. Answer key included. Written to the England National Curriculum comparing objective.
Number - number and place value
“Compare and order numbers from 0 up to 100; use <, > and = signs”
The first three sections all practise the three symbols and ordering.
Number - number and place value
“Use place value and number facts to solve problems”
The reasoning section applies comparison to missing digits and number ranges.
Pupils compare quantities shown as base-ten blocks, such as 3 tens and 4 ones against 2 tens and 1 one.
Fill in <, > or = between pairs like 56 and 65, including an equal pair.
Sets of four numbers, such as 14, 41, 24 and 42, to arrange from smallest to largest.
Missing-digit puzzles and prompts like writing a number greater than 35 but less than 45.
Solutions for every question.
Assessment check
Use it at the end of the week to see who can compare and order independently.
Homework
The picture support on page one means most pupils can start without help.
Greater depth
Send confident pupils straight to the reasoning questions.
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