Solved examples using > < = symbols with numbers up to 100 for kids.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔢 Understanding Symbols: > means 'greater than', < means 'less than', and = means 'equal to'.
• 🧐 Comparing Numbers: When comparing two numbers, think about which one is bigger. The 'greater than' symbol (>) points to the smaller number. The 'less than' symbol (<) also points to the smaller number. The equal sign (=) means both numbers have the same value.
• 💡 Tips for Remembering: Imagine the > and < symbols as a hungry alligator's mouth. The alligator always wants to eat the bigger number!
• 📝 Example: 56 > 23 (56 is greater than 23), 12 < 45 (12 is less than 45), 77 = 77 (77 is equal to 77).
• ➕ Using a Number Line: A number line can help visualize which numbers are bigger or smaller. Numbers to the right are always greater!

Practice Quiz

1. Which symbol correctly compares 35 and 62?
   1. >
   2. <
   3. =
   4. None of the above
2. Which of the following is true?
   1. 100 < 99
   2. 45 > 50
   3. 22 = 22
   4. 1 < 0
3. Which symbol makes the statement 78 ___ 78 true?
   1. >
   2. <
   3. =
   4. None of the above
4. Choose the correct comparison: 19 ___ 91
   1. >
   2. <
   3. =
   4. None of the above
5. What is the correct symbol to use: 50 ___ 49?
   1. >
   2. <
   3. =
   4. None of the above
6. Which statement is false?
   1. 67 > 66
   2. 34 < 35
   3. 89 = 98
   4. 10 < 20
7. What symbol goes in the blank: 25 ___ 24
   1. <
   2. =
   3. >
   4. None of the above