Order numbers up to 10,000,000

ArithmeKit 6 2 from Buzzard Publishing's CanDoMaths series presents a numerical challenge for students to order a set of seven-digit numbers up to 10,000,000. The task requires arranging the given numbers from smallest to largest, which include: 6,667,667; 6,667,767; 6,766,667; 6,776,677; 7,667,667; 7,667,776; 7,767,667; 7,767,777; 7,776,667; and 7,776,776. Additionally, the problem set encourages students to create their own sorting problems with numbers up to 10,000,000 and to construct and order seven-digit numbers using specific digits and zeros. This activity not only sharpens students' understanding of place value but also enhances their ability to compare and sequence large numbers.

Another aspect of the ArithmeKit 6 2 involves solving problems with negative numbers and identifying the value of each digit to three decimal places. Students are prompted to use the digits 0 through 9 once each to complete and order numbers from smallest to largest. The exercise includes a scenario where Coco asserts that 4,065,214 is greater than 4,046,327, and students must use number lines and calculations to confirm or refute Coco's claim. The kit also challenges students to write a number that fits between given pairs, further testing their comprehension of numerical order and magnitude within the seven-digit range.