Comparing Statements - Worksheet

The "Comparing Statements Worksheet" is a mathematics resource aimed at helping students understand and practice the concepts of multiplication, division, and comparison of quantities. The worksheet is divided into several sections, each designed to challenge students in different ways. In the first section, students use an array to complete number sentences involving multiplication and division. For example, they are asked to fill in the blanks in equations such as '3 x 5 = ____' and '____ ÷ 3 = ____', reinforcing their understanding of the commutative property of multiplication and the relationship between multiplication and division.

Subsequent sections require students to use comparison symbols (greater than, less than, and equal to) to compare the results of different multiplication and division sentences. They are presented with partially completed equations and must determine the correct symbol to complete each comparison. Additionally, students are given true or false statements to evaluate, such as '2 x 5 > 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2', which helps them to apply their knowledge in a different context. The worksheet also includes scenarios where students must decide if characters like Ted and Sally are correct in their mathematical assertions, fostering critical thinking and reasoning skills. The exercises are designed to cater to various levels of mathematical ability, with some questions offering opportunities for students to work at greater depth.