★Order Numbers
Grade 1 Math Worksheet
NameDate
Write the numbers in order from least to greatest.
86, 37, 89
19, 13, 41
14, 84, 29
74, 16, 22
81, 29, 37
52, 68, 59
33, 26, 84
85, 18, 30
98, 25, 65
20, 56, 34
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1st Grade Order Numbers worksheets
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About this worksheet
Putting numbers in order from least to greatest builds on comparing two numbers: the child finds the smallest, then the next, then the largest. It makes children think about the tens first and the ones second, and it gets them ready for number lines, skip counting and later for rounding. On this grade 1 worksheet each line gives three numbers in a mixed-up order, and your child writes them in order, smallest first, with a comma between each.
Support sheets use numbers from 10 to 50, standard sheets go up to 99, and challenge sheets include numbers with the same tens. Spot the smallest first, cross it off in your head, then the next.
What your child will learn
- Order three numbers from least to greatest
- Compare the tens first, then the ones
- Find the smallest and the largest
- Write numbers in order with commas
Common Core standard: 1.NBT.B.3
Worked example
The numbers are 58, 23, 47. The smallest is 23, then 47, then 58. Write 23, 47, 58.
Common mistake
Writing the numbers from greatest to least, or comparing the ones digit before the tens digit.
Helpful hint
Find the smallest first, then the next, then the biggest.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with order numbers?
Writing the numbers from greatest to least, or comparing the ones digit before the tens digit.
How can I help my child with order numbers?
Find the smallest first, then the next, then the biggest.
Are these 1st grade math worksheets free to print?
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