A fun, interactive introduction to quantitative reasoning skills for the ISEE Lower Level exam.
Sometimes, you need to know which number is bigger, smaller, or about the same. That's comparing quantities! Estimation is about making smart guesses—super useful when you need an answer quickly.
Use symbols like \( > \) (greater than), \( < \) (less than), and \( = \) (equal to) to compare numbers. For example, 8 > 5.
Estimating helps when you don't need the exact answer. If you're buying snacks for a group, you might estimate how much you'll spend so you bring enough money.
From shopping to playing games, comparing and estimating helps you make quick decisions and check if your answers make sense.
Is 27 greater than or less than 35?
If each toy costs about $3 and you want 4 toys, how much do you need in total?
Learn to compare numbers and make quick, smart guesses using estimation.