Ordering numbers up to 1 million worksheet for math practice.
Worksheet for ordering numbers up to 1 million, with six sets of numbers to arrange from smallest to largest.
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Let's solve the problem step by step.
We are asked to order the numbers from smallest to largest (ascending order) for each group. We'll go through each set one by one.
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Numbers:
- 553,304
- 95,944
- 125,148
- 46,990
Step-by-step comparison:
- The smallest number is 46,990 (only 5 digits, others are 6-digit numbers).
- Next is 95,944 (also 5-digit, but larger than 46,990).
- Then 125,148 (6-digit, starts with 1).
- Then 553,304 (starts with 5).
So, in ascending order:
1. 46,990
2. 95,944
3. 125,148
4. 553,304
✔ Answer for Group 1:
46,990 → 95,944 → 125,148 → 553,304
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Numbers:
- 356,038
- 895,034
- 549,507
- 68,584
Compare:
- 68,584 is the smallest (only 5 digits).
- Now compare the 6-digit numbers:
- 356,038
- 549,507
- 895,034
Look at the hundred thousands place:
- 356,038 → 3
- 549,507 → 5
- 895,034 → 8
So order: 356,038 < 549,507 < 895,034
Now include 68,584:
Ascending order:
1. 68,584
2. 356,038
3. 549,507
4. 895,034
✔ Answer for Group 2:
68,584 → 356,038 → 549,507 → 895,034
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Numbers:
- 277,024
- 397,388
- 832,761
- 233,057
All are 6-digit numbers. Compare by digit:
- 233,057 → starts with 2
- 277,024 → starts with 2
- 397,388 → starts with 3
- 832,761 → starts with 8
Now compare the two starting with 2:
- 233,057 vs 277,024 → 233,057 < 277,024 (because 3 < 7 in ten thousands place)
So order:
1. 233,057
2. 277,024
3. 397,388
4. 832,761
✔ Answer for Group 3:
233,057 → 277,024 → 397,388 → 832,761
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Numbers:
- 804,840
- 51,715
- 404,596
- 528,762
Check digits:
- 51,715 → only 5 digits → smallest
- Remaining are 6-digit numbers:
- 404,596 → starts with 4
- 528,762 → starts with 5
- 804,840 → starts with 8
So order:
1. 51,715
2. 404,596
3. 528,762
4. 804,840
✔ Answer for Group 4:
51,715 → 404,596 → 528,762 → 804,840
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Numbers:
- 552,962
- 613,119
- 287,306
- 791,491
All 6-digit numbers.
Compare first digits:
- 287,306 → 2 → smallest
- 552,962 → 5
- 613,119 → 6
- 791,491 → 7
So order:
1. 287,306
2. 552,962
3. 613,119
4. 791,491
✔ Answer for Group 5:
287,306 → 552,962 → 613,119 → 791,491
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Numbers:
- 425,003
- 566,381
- 694,683
- 253,868
All 6-digit numbers.
First digits:
- 253,868 → 2 → smallest
- 425,003 → 4
- 566,381 → 5
- 694,683 → 6
Order:
1. 253,868
2. 425,003
3. 566,381
4. 694,683
✔ Answer for Group 6:
253,868 → 425,003 → 566,381 → 694,683
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1. 46,990, 95,944, 125,148, 553,304
2. 68,584, 356,038, 549,507, 895,034
3. 233,057, 277,024, 397,388, 832,761
4. 51,715, 404,596, 528,762, 804,840
5. 287,306, 552,962, 613,119, 791,491
6. 253,868, 425,003, 566,381, 694,683
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To order numbers up to 1 million:
1. Compare the number of digits — fewer digits = smaller number.
2. If same number of digits, compare digits from left to right.
3. Start with the highest place value (hundred thousands, then ten thousands, etc.).
This method ensures accurate ordering in ascending order.
We are asked to order the numbers from smallest to largest (ascending order) for each group. We'll go through each set one by one.
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Group 1
Numbers:
- 553,304
- 95,944
- 125,148
- 46,990
Step-by-step comparison:
- The smallest number is 46,990 (only 5 digits, others are 6-digit numbers).
- Next is 95,944 (also 5-digit, but larger than 46,990).
- Then 125,148 (6-digit, starts with 1).
- Then 553,304 (starts with 5).
So, in ascending order:
1. 46,990
2. 95,944
3. 125,148
4. 553,304
✔ Answer for Group 1:
46,990 → 95,944 → 125,148 → 553,304
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Group 2
Numbers:
- 356,038
- 895,034
- 549,507
- 68,584
Compare:
- 68,584 is the smallest (only 5 digits).
- Now compare the 6-digit numbers:
- 356,038
- 549,507
- 895,034
Look at the hundred thousands place:
- 356,038 → 3
- 549,507 → 5
- 895,034 → 8
So order: 356,038 < 549,507 < 895,034
Now include 68,584:
Ascending order:
1. 68,584
2. 356,038
3. 549,507
4. 895,034
✔ Answer for Group 2:
68,584 → 356,038 → 549,507 → 895,034
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Group 3
Numbers:
- 277,024
- 397,388
- 832,761
- 233,057
All are 6-digit numbers. Compare by digit:
- 233,057 → starts with 2
- 277,024 → starts with 2
- 397,388 → starts with 3
- 832,761 → starts with 8
Now compare the two starting with 2:
- 233,057 vs 277,024 → 233,057 < 277,024 (because 3 < 7 in ten thousands place)
So order:
1. 233,057
2. 277,024
3. 397,388
4. 832,761
✔ Answer for Group 3:
233,057 → 277,024 → 397,388 → 832,761
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Group 4
Numbers:
- 804,840
- 51,715
- 404,596
- 528,762
Check digits:
- 51,715 → only 5 digits → smallest
- Remaining are 6-digit numbers:
- 404,596 → starts with 4
- 528,762 → starts with 5
- 804,840 → starts with 8
So order:
1. 51,715
2. 404,596
3. 528,762
4. 804,840
✔ Answer for Group 4:
51,715 → 404,596 → 528,762 → 804,840
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Group 5
Numbers:
- 552,962
- 613,119
- 287,306
- 791,491
All 6-digit numbers.
Compare first digits:
- 287,306 → 2 → smallest
- 552,962 → 5
- 613,119 → 6
- 791,491 → 7
So order:
1. 287,306
2. 552,962
3. 613,119
4. 791,491
✔ Answer for Group 5:
287,306 → 552,962 → 613,119 → 791,491
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Group 6
Numbers:
- 425,003
- 566,381
- 694,683
- 253,868
All 6-digit numbers.
First digits:
- 253,868 → 2 → smallest
- 425,003 → 4
- 566,381 → 5
- 694,683 → 6
Order:
1. 253,868
2. 425,003
3. 566,381
4. 694,683
✔ Answer for Group 6:
253,868 → 425,003 → 566,381 → 694,683
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✔ Final Answers:
1. 46,990, 95,944, 125,148, 553,304
2. 68,584, 356,038, 549,507, 895,034
3. 233,057, 277,024, 397,388, 832,761
4. 51,715, 404,596, 528,762, 804,840
5. 287,306, 552,962, 613,119, 791,491
6. 253,868, 425,003, 566,381, 694,683
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📝 Explanation Summary:
To order numbers up to 1 million:
1. Compare the number of digits — fewer digits = smaller number.
2. If same number of digits, compare digits from left to right.
3. Start with the highest place value (hundred thousands, then ten thousands, etc.).
This method ensures accurate ordering in ascending order.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ordering numbers up to millions worksheet.