The document outlines a lesson plan on ordering numbers up to 10,000, teaching students how to recognize place values and compare numbers. It includes interactive activities for students to arrange numbers from greatest to least and emphasizes the importance of using comparison to determine order. The lesson reinforces concepts of both increasing and decreasing order through various examples and exercises.

1. Lesson 7 Ordering Numbers
up to 10 000

2. Give the place value of the underlined
number.
1. 368
2. 1 482
3. 745
4. 1 425
5. 936
Tens
Hundreds
Thousands
Tens
Ones
Drill

3. More than Less than
2548
Put at the top of the circles If the
given number is more than or less
than the number at the center
Review

4. More
than
Less
than
2548
2598

5. More
than
Less
than
2548
1956

6. More
than
Less
than
2548
2196

7. More
than
Less
than
2548
1090

8. More
than
Less
than
2548
3010

9. Motivation
Call on pupil volunteers to stand in front
and arrange themselves from
tallest to shortest.
Ask: How many pupils are there?
What do you notice about their
arrangement? How are they
arranged?
Who can come up front and arrange all
your classmates in order
from tallest to shorter/shortest to
tallest?

10. What if there is another number like 5 253?
Where should it be
placed so that the numbers are arranged from
greatest to least?
(Answer: between 6 392 and 4 354)
6 392 5253 4 354
Presentation

11. Why should it be placed in that position?
(because 5 253 is less than 6 392, but greater than 4
354 and we are following the decreasing order)
What if there is another number like 2 998? Where
should it be placed?
(Answer: after 4 354)
Why?
(to arrange the numbers in order from greatest to
least)
Remember that you are arranging the
numbers from
greatest to least.

12. Reinforcing the Concept
Compare the numbers then arrange them from
greatest to lowest.
1) 3784 3804 3794 3824 3831
2) 3205 3245 7325 3225 3216
3831 3824 3804 3794 3784
7325 3245 3225 3216 3205

13. Summarizing the Lesson
How do we arrange numbers in
decreasing order?
How do we arrange numbers in increasing
order?

14. To arrange numbers in increasing
or decreasing order, compare two
numbers at a time, starting from
left to right. Find out which is
greater or lesser, then put them in
the right order.

15. Applying to New
and Other Situations
8 532 6 557 4321 2 345
Arrange the following
numbers from greatest to
lowest.
2 345 4 321 6 557 8 532

16. Applying to New
and Other Situations
9 231 5 461 2 782 1 321
Arrange the following
numbers from greatest to
lowest.
5 461 2 782 9 231 1 321

17. Arrange the following numbers from
greatest to lowest.
1) 8 781 3 453 1 972 6 213
______ ______ ______ ______
2) 2 321 2 031 2 523 2 121
______ ______ ______ ______
3) 9 021 3 432 2 231 8 732
______ ______ ______ ______

18. Write the numbers in the ladder box, from
greatest to lowest.
Start here:

19. from lowest to greatest.
Start here:

20. Home Activity