Let’s Compare Numbers! Brittney Kirk Next

Next Content Area: Mathematics Grade Level: Kindergarten Summary: The purpose of this instructional PowerPoint is to give students the opportunity to learn how to compare two numbers interactively. Learning Objective: Given two different groups of pictures, students will count the number of animals in each group and decide which group is bigger with 100 percent accuracy. Content Standard: CCSS.Math.Content.K.CC.C.6 Identify whether the number of objects in one group is greater than, less than, or equal to the number of objects in another group, e.g., by using matching and counting strategies. Next

First, let’s count… How many cats are there? 1 9 8 2 7 6 3 5 4 Next

Now, let’s learn to compare… How many elephants do we have? How many turtles do we have? 1 1 2 3 2 4 Next

So.. Which do we have more of? Elephants Turtles Next

What about Symbols? Greater than > 99 1 > Next

What about Symbols? Less than < 67 76 < Next

What about Symbols? Equal to = 7 = Next

Alligators always want more! Be sure that your hungry, hungry alligator is always eating the biggest number! Next

Are there more cats or dogs? Now, you try! Are there more cats or dogs? Cats Dogs

You did a great job! There are more cats than dogs! Correct! You did a great job! There are more cats than dogs! Next

Oops! Try Again! Remember to count both animals. Think about which one is bigger… 4 or 3. Try Again!

Which answer choice is true? Now, try to answer this! Which answer choice is true? Owl > Shark Owl < Shark Owl = Shark

Correct! You did a great job! There are more owls than sharks so Owls > Sharks is true! Next

Try Again! Oops! Try Again! Remember to count both animals. Are there more owls or sharks? Remember that our alligator mouth should try to eat the greatest number. Example: 7 > 4 Try Again!

One last question! Which answer is correct? Giraffe > Bumblebee

Correct! You did a great job! There are the same amount of giraffes and bumblebees so giraffes = bumblebees is true! Next

Oops! Try again! Remember to count each animal. What happens if there are the same amount of both animal? Try Again!

Congrats! You did a great job today! You have now learned to compare numbers! Keep practicing and it will become even easier! Start Over