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A and B are used for comparing and symbols. All four are used for ordering.
Or enter your own four whole numbers from 0 to 999,999.
Keyboard: → or Space advances; ← goes back. The lesson works offline. On smaller screens, scroll the place-value table sideways.
Use Next step to pause for a prediction before each reveal. Start with four digits, then revisit the same method with five or six digits. The final part includes one shared mini-whiteboard example and one independent descending-order check. Answers appear on the following step.
Keep saying: “Same? Move right. Different? Decide.” Read comparison sentences from left to right. The crocodile opens towards the greater value; equal values use =. For different digit lengths, align the ones. A dash means an empty place.
Source: the supplied Comparing & Ordering Numbers worksheet and Ordering Numbers (up to 100,000), Quizmaster. The optional video set uses the six-digit numbers in the supplied screenshot. The main examples and visuals are authored for this lesson. The source worksheet repeats the label B for two panels; this lesson uses part names.
This teacher-led version supersedes the busier interactive lesson for whole-class teaching. The original file is retained. No information is recorded or sent anywhere. Reloading returns to the initial four-digit lesson.