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Uploaded: 2024-06-26T14:23:20.639Z
Duration: 2 min 47 s
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Description: Mr. Sandoval's math 3.2A Comparing Whole Numbers video is an excellent resource for lesson initiation and a reference for students' home study. With clear explanations and visual aids, the video effectively covers the key concepts related to place value, making it a valuable tool for classroom and independent learning.

Gregory Sandoval

-- Committed to Lifelong Learning and Teaching for Elementary Education --

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Mr. Sandoval's math 3.2A Comparing Whole Numbers video is an excellent resource for lesson initiation and a reference for students' home study. With clear explanations and visual aids, the video effectively covers the key concepts related to place value, making it a valuable tool for classroom and independent learning.

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Please call Mr. Sandoval at 281-363-3337 or e-mail him at greg@gjsandoval.com. Hello class, and welcome to Mr. Sandoval's third grade math instructional video featuring comparing whole numbers using less than, greater than, and equal to signs. Let's start using these two numbers. 4342 and the other has 4346 four. 1342 has four in the thousands place, three in the hundredths place, four in the 10s place and two in the ones place. 4346 has a four in the thousands place, a three in the hundreds place, four in the 10s place and a six in the ones place as we compare the two. Numbers we can see they both have a four in the thousands place, three in the hundreds place and four in the 10s place. One number has a two in the ones place and the other number has a six in the ones place. Comparing the numbers 4342 and 4346, we understand that two is less than six. If we look on a number line we know that two comes before 6:00 and if we are counting to six we are going to pass up two. So we can determine that 4003 and 42 is less than 4046. We write that by saying 4003 and 42 is less than 4346. The way that I remember this is less than is the smaller number on the side that has a smaller side. You can see that this side is much smaller than this side, which is larger. We can also write it another way. We could write four 346 is greater than four 342. The way that I remember this is greater than is the bigger number on the side that has a larger side. You can see that this side is much larger or greater than and this side which is smaller or less than. Here we have our interactive binder lesson copy for our students anchor chart which will be in our class for reference to learning. We will also have access to Mr. Sandoval's video learning lessons in our classroom application for each math concept to help our learning. For any questions, please call Mr. Sandoval at 281-363-3337 or e-mail him at greg@gjsandoval.com. Woody is wishing all students a happy learning experience.

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