1. The Question When you took a field trip to the zoo with your class, have you ever wondered if the amount of alligators in the pond were greater than.

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1. The Question When you took a field trip to the zoo with your class, have you ever wondered if the amount of alligators in the pond were greater than or less than the amount of monkeys in the trees? Next These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved. ?

2. Information Sources Watch this video on greater than or less than. If you have any questions after the lesson is over, see the teacher to get more help Next Greater Than or Less Than Video Lesson These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved.

3. The Student Activity Use this worksheet to practice more greater than or less than. Once you are finished check your work with the answer sheet at the front of the classroom Next Greater Than or Less Than Worksheet These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved.

4. The Assessment Activity There are smiley face stickers and googely eyes in baggies at the front of the classroom. Take 3 back to your seat, as well as a worksheet with three alligators. Color the alligators and cut them out. Stick all the stickers on one side, and the googely eyes on the other. Decide which way the alligator should go to make the statement correct, and glue it down. After write the equation it creates at the bottom of the page Next These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved.

5. Enrichment Activities Once you are finished all the activities, you may go to the following websites: Alligator Greater Than or Less Than Game Greater Than or Less Than Worksheet #2 Have Fun! Next These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved.

6. Teacher Support Materials The student will be able to -Write, identify and use inequalities -Use the terms greater than or less than -Find missing symbols in inequality equations Math, Grade Maryland State Curriculum These materials are © 2012, Morgan Monroe, Towson University all rights reserved.