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Apple Orchard Harvest: Who Picked More?

Grade 2 apple-picking practice comparing three-digit numbers with >, =, and < by checking hundreds, then tens, then ones.

Grade 2MathInteractive · Printable

Aligned to2.NBT.A.4

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1 Common Core standard
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12 questions
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Format: Interactive · Printable
Grade: Grade 2
Subject: Math
Question types: Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

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What students practice

Students compare three-digit numbers by checking hundreds, then tens, then ones, and record results with >, =, and <.
Students compare numbers shown as numerals, number names, expanded form, and base ten blocks.
Students find the digits that make a comparison true and explain why the hundreds place is checked first.

How to use

Use after students can build three-digit numbers with base ten blocks. Model the first problem by comparing hundreds, then tens, then ones, and have partners check each other's symbols.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

2.NBT.A.4

Compare three-digit numbers using place value and the symbols >, =, and <.

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Name Date

Apple Orchard Harvest: Who Picked More?

Compare hundreds, tens, and ones to see which crate has more apples.

Crate Showdown

Families are picking apples at the orchard. Write >, <, or = to compare the apple counts.

Ava's family picked 356 apples. Leo's family picked 365 apples.

356 365

The red apple trees gave 702 apples. The green apple trees gave 699 apples.

702 699

Row 1 has 400 + 80 apples. Row 2 has 408 apples.

400 + 80 408

The sign on the cider barn says six hundred fifteen apples. The farmer's notebook says 615 apples.

six hundred fifteen 615

Mateo showed his apples with blocks. Each flat is 100, each rod is 10, and each cube is 1. Sara picked 691 apples.

Mateo's apples 691

Orchard Puzzles

Use hundreds, tens, and ones to solve each puzzle.

Ella picked 548 apples and Jun picked 571. Both numbers have 5 hundreds. Which digit tells you who picked more?

A. the hundreds digit
B. the tens digit
C. the ones digit
D. the biggest digit in each number

Nico wrote how many apples he picked, but a leaf covered the middle digit: 4 ? 6. Nico picked more than 456 apples. Circle every digit that could be under the leaf.

356894

The farmer wrote these comparisons on the barn chalkboard. Sort each one.

803 > 830517 < 571900 + 4 = 940299 < 300666 > 665380 = 300 + 80712 > 721