Comparing Numbers with Ten Frames Binder set for Autism and Special Education

This set of 2 binders for "more, less, greater than, less than" utilizes ten frames to teach and practice comparing numbers and quantities. The ten frames include motivating pictures of instruments, foods, animals, and more. This task creates 2 work binders that can be used for IEP goal instruction or for independent tasks for students with autism or in special education classrooms.

A variety of ten frame cards are included with this resource to enable staff to switch out the quantities that are being compared. This enables this task to be used multiple times without students memorizing it.

For the greater than, less than binder task, students identify the quantity of each ten frame, and write the number or use the included number icons. Then, students choose the correct symbol icon for greater than, less than, or equal to.

For the more and less binder task, students compare ten frames of pictures of different objects. Students label the ten frames with the correct number or use the number icons provided. Then, they will choose the correct picture icon to answer the question, “which has more?” or “Which has less?”

Visual number lines are also included with these binders for students to reference if needed when completing this task.

Included:
-10 page “Which is more?” “Which is less? Binder
-10 page “Greater than, less than, equal to” Binder
-number icons, number choice pages, and number lines
-picture icons for more and less
-6 pages of greater than, less than, equal to icons
(2 styles- crocodile mouths and < >)
- 100 ten frames (10 each of 10 picture styles)


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