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m1737p12
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numbers-cycle-1
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Mathematics
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What is a number?
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qu-est-ce-qu-un-nombre
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A number can be used to count, measure, compare, or order. It is written using digits.

Examples:

The number 3 is written using one digit: 3.

The number 68 is written using two digits: 6 and 8.

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What is place value?
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quelles-sont-les-valeurs-de-position
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Digits in a number occupy a position or place. For example, there are the ones, tens, and hundreds positions.

Read the following concept sheet for more information:

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What is meant by comparing numbers?
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qu-est-ce-que-la-comparaison-de-nombres
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Comparing numbers is determining whether a number is greater than (bigger), less than (smaller), or equal to another number.

Read the following concept sheet to learn more:

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What is a property of numbers?
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qu-est-ce-qu-une-propriete-des-nombres
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The property of a number is a specific characteristic of a set of numbers which allows them to be classified. For example, a number can be even or odd.

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What is a number line?
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qu-est-ce-qu-une-droite-numerique
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A number line is a line divided into equal parts on which numbers are ordered.

Read the following concept sheet for more information:

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To learn more about numbers
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pour-en-savoir-plus-sur-les-nombres
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