Comparing Numbers to 20

Your first grade students will become place value pros with the help of this digital math game from iKnowIt.com! In this interactive math activity, children will practice comparing numbers to twenty. Here are the learning objectives for this first grade place value activity:

• Students will choose the symbol (greater than, less than, or equal to) that makes the number sentence true.
• Students will choose the words (greater than, less than, or equal to) that make the number sentence true.
• Students will decide which number sentence is true.
• Students will sort numbers that are greater than or less than a given number into a chart or box.
• Students will compare one-digit and two-digit numbers.

As children work through the math activity, they will answer questions in drag-and-drop format and multiple-choice format.

Your students will have access to plenty of helpful features built right into their math practice session. Here are a few of them:

• A progress-tracker in the upper-right corner of the practice screen shows students how many questions they have answered so far out of the total number of questions in the math lesson.
• A score-tracker beneath the progress-tracker lets students see how many points they have earned for answering math questions correctly.
• The hint button in the lower-left corner of the practice screen is available for when children get stuck on a math problem. They can click on the hint button to view a written or pictorial clue that will point them in the right direction without giving away the answer.
• A detailed explanation page will pop up on the practice screen when students answer a question incorrectly. The explanation page shows the right answer, accompanied by an easy-to-understand explanation, helping children to learn from their mistakes.
• The speaker icon in the upper-left corner of the practice screen indicates the program's read aloud feature. Students can click on this button to hear the question read aloud to them in a clear voice. This tool is a great resource for ESL/ELL students and children who excel as auditory learners.

As you can see, there are lots of handy tools ready to assist children in their math practice sessions and propel them to success in place value concepts and much more.

Help your students master place value, comparing numbers, and much more with digital math games from iKnowIt.com! When you use the I Know It online math practice program alongside your comprehensive elementary math curriculum, you give your students the opportunity to reinforce foundational math concepts on a fun, interactive platform they will love. Here's why elementary math teachers, homeschool educators, and school administrators love the I Know It digital math practice program:

• We offer hundreds of interactive math lessons covering essential elementary math topics from kindergarten through fifth grade.
• Our math practice activities are written by knowledgeable, accredited elementary math teachers just like you.
• Our collection boasts dozens and dozens of math lessons aligned to the Common Core Standard.
• The administrator tools built into your parent or teacher administrator account help you customize your class's math practice experience.
• Math activities are categorized on our website by grade level and topic, making it easy for you to find and assign math lessons in just a few clicks.

Adults aren't the only ones who are excited about I Know It — kids are too! Children enjoy practicing their math skills with our fun, educational program. Here are some of the highlights of the I Know It math program for students:

• Adorable, animated characters greet students in each math practice session, cheering them on with a silly dance or a clever trick each time students answer a math question correctly.
• Plenty of positive feedback messages encourage little ones to "Try again!" even when they make a mistake.
• Age-appropriate emojis pop up on the practice screen when students submit a correct answer, adding interest and motivating students to keep practicing their math skills.
• Bright colors and a bold, kid-friendly math lesson format gives our interactive math lessons a "game-like" quality that children love.

We hope you and your first-grade students will have fun comparing numbers to 20 in this interactive, educational math activity. Be sure to explore the hundreds of first grade math lessons in our online collection too!

Looking for a way you can try out this place value math lesson with your first grade students? Sign up for our free trial, and you can try out this interactive math game, as well as all math activities on iKnowIt.com, for free for a full thirty days. We're confident you and your class will love experiencing the difference interactive math practice can make! In fact, when your free trial ends, we hope you will be excited to join the I Know It community as a member. This way, your class can continue to enjoy the benefits of online math practice for a full calendar year. Did you know we have membership options for families, teachers, schools, and school districts? We do! Visit our membership information page to explore which I Know It membership is right for you: https://www.iknowit.com/order.html.

One of the highlights of your I Know It membership is your exclusive access to our program's administrator tools. Your teacher or parent administrator account will help you maximize your students' math practice experience by:

• Changing basic math lesson settings, such as limiting the number of hints per lesson or turning the animated characters on or off
• Viewing detailed class statistics and individual student progress reports that you can print, download, and email on demand
• Assigning a class code, as well as unique login credentials to all of your students
• Giving different math lesson assignments to individual students...and more!

When your students log in to their iKnowIt.com student account with their unique username and password, they will be shown a kid-friendly version of the I Know It homepage. From here they can access the math activities you have assigned to them for practice. If you choose to give them permission through your administrator account, students can also explore other math lessons at their grade level and beyond for extra review or an added challenge. Grade levels in the student mode of I Know It are labeled with letters instead of numbers (i.e., "Level A" for first grade), making it easy for you to assign math lessons based on each child's needs and skill level.

This interactive math lesson is classified as Level A. It may be ideal for first grade students.

Comparing Numbers to 100 (Level A)
In this first grade-level math lesson, students will practice comparing numbers to 100. Questions are presented in drag-and-drop format and multiple-choice format.

Ordering Numbers Up to 20 (Level A)
Students will practice ordering numbers up to 20 in this interactive math activity geared toward first-grade. Questions are presented in drag-and-drop format and multiple-choice format.