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Year 1 Comparing Numbers Worksheets

Free Year 1 comparing numbers worksheets. Practise more than, less than, equal to and comparing numbers within 20 and 100.

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Year 1

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Maths

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Comparing Numbers

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KS1

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Maths Comparing Numbers

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Year 1 Comparing Numbers Worksheets

Year 1 · Maths · Mixed difficulty

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What children practise

These printable worksheets help children build confidence with comparing numbers through focused, topic-specific practice.

Comparing two numbers
Using more and less
Finding the greater number
Finding the smaller number

About these comparing numbers worksheets

Help children compare numbers using more than, less than and equal to activities. These worksheets support early number sense in Year 1.

About these Year 1 comparing numbers worksheets

These Year 1 comparing numbers worksheets help children understand how numbers can be bigger, smaller or equal. Comparing numbers is an important KS1 maths skill because it supports number order, place value, addition, subtraction and problem solving.

Children can use these worksheets to practise identifying the greater number, the smaller number and whether two numbers are equal. The activities are designed to be simple and clear, helping children build confidence before moving on to ordering numbers and larger place value work.

What children learn from this topic

Comparing numbers helps children develop a stronger understanding of number size and value. It also supports the language of more, less, greater than, smaller than and equal to, which children will use across many future maths topics.

  • Comparing two numbers
  • Finding the greater number
  • Finding the smaller number
  • Understanding more, less and equal
  • Building early place value confidence

How parents and teachers can use these worksheets

Parents can use these printable worksheets as short practice at home. Children can complete the questions, then explain which number is bigger or smaller and why. This helps them build reasoning as well as number fluency.

Teachers can use comparing numbers worksheets during number lessons, starter tasks, small-group support or independent practice. Once children are confident comparing numbers, they can move on to ordering numbers, counting to 100 and place value.

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