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Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 100 000 Using < Or – Basic 4 Mathematics Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
Mathematics
Class
Basic 4
Term
First Term
Topic
Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 100 000 Using < Or
Order
Topic 5 of 6 this term
Reading time
1 min

LEARNING AREA 

  • Lesson One – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 1 000 
  • Lesson Two – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 10 000 
  • Lesson Three – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 100 000 
  • Lesson Four – Revision and Test

TIME – 40 Minutes each.

LEARNING OUTCOME By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

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  1. order whole numbers up to 1000 using the symbols “<” and “>”.
  2. solve problems on quantitative reasoning involving ordering of whole numbers.

RATIONALE

LEARNING MATERIALS The teacher will teach the lesson with the aid of:

  1. Flash cards.
  2. Number charts

PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE

REFERENCE MATERIALS 

  • 9 – Years Basic Education Curriculum 
  • Lagos State Scheme of work 
  • New Method Mathematics Book 
  • All Relevant Materials 
  • Online Materials

LESSON PLAN/DEVELOPMENT

ASEI PDSI LESSON NOTES

LESSON DEVELOPMENT 1 – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 1 000.docx

LESSON DEVELOPMENT 2 – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 10 000.docx

LESSON DEVELOPMENT 3 – Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 100 000.docx

LESSON DEVELOPMENT 4 – REVISION AND WEEKLY ASSESSMENT

WORK BOOK

ATTEMPT ALL THE QUESTIONS

  1. Arrange the following numbers from the smallest to the biggest numbers – 99 100, 68 500, 99 800 and 88 100.
  2. Arrange the following numbers from the biggest to the smallest numbers – 99 100, 68 500, 99 800 and 88 100.

Use < or > to compare the following numbers –

  1. 99 100 and 99 800
  2. 88 900 and 88 100
  3. 99 300 is less 88 100. True or False

 

This term's Mathematics topics

Basic 4 First Term · 6 topics

  1. Ordering of Equivalent Fractions
  2. Factors of Numbers and HCF of 2: Digit Numbers
  3. Revision of Whole Numbers
  4. Whole Numbers
  5. Ordering of Whole Numbers Up to 100 000 Using < Or
  6. Roman Numerals: I to C
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