Lesson 4.1...........................pdf
- 1. Math3
- 4. Order 4- to 5-digit numbers in increasing or decreasing order while recognizing how a well-structured approach, similar to organizing numbers, helps in daily routines and planning activities. Demonstrate the ability to both compare and order numbers by planning a sequence of activities (e.g., organizing daily tasks) and relate this process to effectivetime management.
- 6. Towritenumbersinascendingorder,wearrangethemfromsmallesttobiggest. 50,000 1,850,000 150,200 75,000 50,000isthesmallestnumber. Itisinthefirstposition. 1,850,000isthebiggestnumber. Itisinthelastposition. Wewritethenumberintheincreasingorderasfollows:
- 8. 50,000 1,850,000 150,200 75,000 1,850isthebiggestnumber. Itisinthefirstposition. 50,000isthesmallestnumber. Itisinthelastposition. Wewritethenumbersinthedecreasingorderas follows: Towritenumbersindescendingorder,wearrangethemfrombiggesttosmallest.
- 10. AscendingOrder Numbers DescendingOrder 1,000,000 800,000 540,020 65,500 7,450 541 Lookatthechartbelow. Recalltheascendinganddescendingorders.
- 11. 67,000 PROBLEM 1: Writethenumbers257,000and656,890inthecorrectplacesto completetheseriesbelow. 125,000 526,000 PROBLEM 2: Writethenumbers725,000,350,000and450,020inthecorrect placestocompletetheseriesbelow. 654,000 450,002
- 13. PROBLEM 1: Thenumbers arearranged inanascending order. 257,000isbiggerthan125,000butsmallerthan526,000. Thus,itiswritteninthethird position. 656,890isthebiggestnumber. Thus,itiswritteninthelastposition. 67,000 125,000 257,000 656,890 526,000
- 14. PROBLEM 2: Thenumbers arearranged inadescending order. 725,000isthebiggestnumber. Thus,itiswritteninthefirstposition. 450,020isbiggerthan450,002butsmallerthan654,000. Thusitiswritteninthethird position. 350,000isthesmallestnumber. Thus,itiswritteninthelastposition. 725,000 654,000 450,020 350,000 450,002
- 17. Directions: Arrange the following numbers in ascending order.
- 18. Directions: Arrange the following numbers descending order.
- 19. Elementary Math