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Order Five-Digit Numbers in Ascending Order

In this worksheet, students will place three five-digit numbers in increasing order of size.

'Order Five-Digit Numbers in Ascending Order' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 2

Year:  Year 5 Maths worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Number: Number and Place Value

Curriculum subtopic:   Know Numbers to 1 000 000

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Worksheet Overview

In this activity, we will put numbers into increasing/ascending order.

 

Example

Put the numbers in order, smallest first.

 

56299car14726car91222car

 

Answer

Firstly, 14,726 is the smallest because it has the smallest digit in the ten thousands place.

Next we have 56,299 because it's the next smallest.

91,222 is the largest because it has the largest digit in the ten thousands place.

  

14726car56299car91222car

 

Remember that, for example, 52,145 is smaller than 52,267 (look at the hundreds place because that is the first number that is different).

 

Let's get started and remember to look very carefully at each of the digits.

 

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