Hello, little friends! Today, we will learn two fun ways to put numbers in order: Ascending Order and Descending Order.
Think about this:
You have 5 friends standing in a line. You arrange them from the shortest to the tallest. That’s ascending order!
If we talk in numbers,
Steps:
Example:
Numbers: 8, 2, 5, 10, 3
More examples of small to big:
Pencil sizes range from short to long.
Cups from small to big.
Descending means from big to small.
We start with the biggest number and go down to the smallest number.
Think about this:
You have a stack of big boxes and small boxes. You arrange them with the biggest box first and the smallest at the end. That’s descending order!
If we talk in numbers,
Steps:
Example:
Numbers: 8, 2, 5, 10, 3
More examples of big to small:
Ascending = small to big
Descending = big to small
Next time you play with toys, books, or even fruits, try arranging them in both orders. It’s fun and helps you learn numbers too!
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