Comparing Numbers to 1,000 Worksheets
Compare three-digit numbers using place value.
Comparing Numbers to 1,000
Name:Date:Score:
Write <, > or = in each box.
- 1614 613
- 2146 231
- 3998 284
- 4256 252
- 5553 396
- 6417 417
- 7821 813
- 8321 688
- 9878 313
- 10748 743
- 11654 134
- 12308 308
- 13871 871
- 14122 423
- 15442 420
- 16266 268
- 17795 404
- 18844 844
- 19193 189
- 20687 629
- 21954 185
- 22939 935
- 23117 911
- 24931 931
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Comparing Numbers to 1,000
Name:Date:Score:
Write <, > or = in each box.
- 1330 332
- 2217 165
- 3742 342
- 4395 390
- 5513 718
- 6215 215
- 7774 766
- 8779 571
- 9299 767
- 10836 844
- 11767 126
- 12851 851
- 13108 104
- 14148 105
- 15492 558
- 16935 931
- 17633 224
- 18784 784
- 19555 563
- 20708 231
- 21320 992
- 22733 742
- 23210 189
- 24896 896
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Comparing Numbers to 1,000
Name:Date:Score:
Write <, > or = in each box.
- 1368 369
- 2918 948
- 3486 649
- 4995 999
- 5679 435
- 6811 811
- 7667 674
- 8736 816
- 9358 161
- 10957 950
- 11290 785
- 12936 936
- 13225 220
- 14651 846
- 15633 867
- 16436 428
- 17689 220
- 18111 111
- 19103 102
- 20285 787
- 21245 314
- 22340 331
- 23255 541
- 24351 351
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Answer key — Sheet A (24 answers)
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Answer key — Sheet B (24 answers)
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Answer key — Sheet C (24 answers)
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About this skill
Start at the hundreds, then the tens, then the ones. A place-value chart on the desk can help until the habit sticks.
How to teach it
- Start with groups of objects, then move to numerals.
- Say the whole sentence aloud: 'nine is greater than six'.
- For big numbers compare the leftmost digits first.
Mistakes to watch for
- Pointing the symbol the wrong way — redraw it as an open mouth facing the bigger number.
- Comparing the last digits instead of the first when numbers have different digits.
