The document outlines a lesson focused on teaching students to count, understand place value, compare, and order numbers up to 10,000. It includes explanations of place values for individual digits and describes methods for comparing numbers by examining their highest place values. Additionally, it provides examples of number patterns to reinforce learning.

1. Numbers up to 10
000
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Hi!
Hello!

2. Lesson Objectives
Students are able to
count numbers up to
10 000
Students are able to
know place value of
numbers
Students are able to
compare and order
numbers
Students are able to
find the number
patterns

3. Numbers up to 10 000
10 ones make 10

4. 10 tens make 100
Numbers up to 10 000

5. 10 hundreds make
1000
Numbers up to 10 000

6. Ten thousand
10 thousands make 10 000
Numbers up to 10 000

7. 3245
Three thousand, two hundred and forty five
Numbers up to 10 000

8. 4421
Four thousand, four hundred and twenty
one
Numbers up to 10 000

9. 2024
Two thousand and twenty four
Numbers up to 10 000

10. Place Value
3874 The digit 4 is in the ones place. Its value is 4
The digit 7 is in the tens place. Its value is 70
The digit 8 is in the hundreds place. Its value is
800
The digit 3 is in the thousands place. Its value is
3000

11. Place Value
1287 = 1000 + 200 + 80 + 7
2965 = 2000 + 900 + 60 + 5
4017 = 4000 + 10 + 7
4000 + 300 + 20 + 8 = 4328
8000 + 700 + 50 + 2 = 8752
7000 + 80 + 3 = 7083

12. Comparing & Ordering
Numbers
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In comparing numbers, we compare the first digit in the highest place value. If the
digits are same, compare the next digits
Examples!
A. 2873 and 3871.
Compare the thousands. They are different, 2 is smaller than 3 so
2873 is smaller than 3871
B. 6978 and 6798
Compare the thousands first. Since they are same, compare the next digit
(hundreds). 9 is bigger than 7 so
6978 is greater than 6798

13. Comparing & Ordering
Numbers
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In comparing numbers, we compare the first digit in the highest place value. If the
digits are same, compare the next digits
Example:
Arrange 1461 ; 1623 ; 1141 from the smallest to the greatest!
In the given numbers above, the highest place value (thousands) are same. So we
can compare the hundreds and arrange them in increasing order
Answer: 1141 ; 1461 ; 1623

14. Number Pattern
H
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Because the rules is to add by 5, so the first blank should be 218 + 5 = 223
And the second blank should be 238 + 5 = 243
223 243