Compare numbers to 10 using <, =, > symbols in this colorful math worksheet from MathEasily.com.

Let’s go through each comparison one by one. We need to put the correct symbol in the box:
- “<” means “less than” (the number on the left is smaller)
- “>” means “greater than” (the number on the left is bigger)
- “=” means “equal to” (both numbers are the same)

We’ll compare each pair:

1. 2 ___ 10 → 2 is less than 10 → use <

2. 1 ___ 9 → 1 is less than 9 → use <

3. 8 ___ 10 → 8 is less than 10 → use <

4. 4 ___ 0 → 4 is greater than 0 → use >

5. 5 ___ 10 → 5 is less than 10 → use <

6. 0 ___ 2 → 0 is less than 2 → use <

7. 8 ___ 6 → 8 is greater than 6 → use >

8. 2 ___ 10 → 2 is less than 10 → use <

9. 1 ___ 0 → 1 is greater than 0 → use >

10. 8 ___ 3 → 8 is greater than 3 → use >

Now let’s write all the answers in order as they appear in the worksheet (left to right, top to bottom):

First row: 2 < 10 , 1 < 9
Second row: 8 < 10 , 4 > 0
Third row: 5 < 10 , 0 < 2
Fourth row: 8 > 6 , 2 < 10
Fifth row: 1 > 0 , 8 > 3

Final Answer:
< , < , < , > , < , < , > , < , > , >