Reading, Writing, and Comparing Multi-Digit Numbers
Grade Four · Lesson 3 · 2:41 · Animated lesson with English narration
Want the rest of Grade Four?
159 animated lessons with worksheets, progress tracking and offline viewing — in the Mathsight app.
Download for iOS Or download the Grade Four workbook PDFDownloads
Free for this lesson — no sign-in.
Transcript
Fifty-two thousand, eight hundred and forty-seven. Fifty-two thousand, seven hundred and forty-eight. Eight is greater than seven. So. Fifty-two thousand, eight hundred and forty-seven is greater
than Fifty-two thousand, seven hundred and forty-eight. Thirty-eight thousand, two hundred and sixteen. Thirty-seven thousand, nine hundred and sixteen. Eight is greater than seven. So.
Thirty-eight thousand, two hundred and sixteen is greater than Thirty-seven thousand, nine hundred and sixteen. Sixty-four thousand, five hundred and three.
Sixty-four thousand, five hundred and thirty. Zero is less than three. So. Sixty-four thousand, five hundred and three is less than Sixty-four thousand, five hundred and thirty.
Seventy-one thousand, two hundred and eighty-four. Seventy-one thousand, eight hundred and twenty-four. Two is less than eight. So. Seventy-one thousand, two hundred and eighty-four is less
than Seventy-one thousand, eight hundred and twenty-four. Ninety-five thousand, six hundred. Ninety-five thousand and sixty. Six is greater than zero. So. Ninety-five thousand, six hundred is greater
than Ninety-five thousand and sixty. Eighty-two thousand and nineteen. Eighty-two thousand, one hundred and nine. Zero is less than one. So. Eighty-two thousand and nineteen is less than
Eighty-two thousand, one hundred and nine.
Transcript generated from the lesson narration.
Get the full Grade Four course
All lessons with worksheets and offline viewing, in the Mathsight app.