Greater than or less than Worksheet

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This worksheet asks students to count pictures and write the correct mathematical sign, either "<" for less than or ">" for greater than, to compare the quantities. Students are to fill in their name, date, teacher and leave space for their score.

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Worksheet Number 3.3: Greater than or Less than
Count the pictures and write the correct sign < for less than and > for greater than.
NAME DATE
TEACHER SCORE

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