Grade 2
Ordering Numbers to 100 Worksheets
Numbers before, after and between, up to 100 — tens and ones in their places.
Free printable PDF · answer key included · new problems every time
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- 1.What number is between 46 and 48?
- 2.What number is between 62 and 64?
- 3.What number is between 45 and 47?
- 4.What number is between 20 and 22?
- 5.What number is between 60 and 62?
- 6.What number is between 61 and 63?
- 7.What number is between 48 and 50?
- 8.What number is between 28 and 30?
- 9.What number is between 52 and 54?
- 10.What number is between 58 and 60?
Show answers
1) 47 · 2) 63 · 3) 46 · 4) 21 · 5) 61 · 6) 62 · 7) 49 · 8) 29 · 9) 53 · 10) 59
How to explain it to your child
The number in between is always one more than the smaller number.
- Look at both numbers. — Between 49 and 51.
- The number in between is one more than the smaller one — and one less than the bigger one. — 49 + 1 = 50
Example: Between 49 and 51 is 50.
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