More or fewer, bigger or smaller, greater than or less than
Make a page for comparing numbers. Beginners count two groups of pictures and circle the group that has more. The next step is two numbers with no pictures: circle the bigger one. Then your child writes the sign between two numbers: greater than, less than or equal to.
Your worksheet:
Counting pictures comes first, because a child can see which group is bigger. Numbers alone come next. The signs come last: they are only a short way of writing what the child already knows.
The open side of the sign always faces the bigger number. Read it from left to right: 7 > 4 says “7 is greater than 4”.
Yes. On the page with signs, one pair on each page is two equal numbers.
Yes. Turn on “Answer key page”.
Yes. Choose “Black and white” under “Print in”. The page uses very little ink.
Counting groups suits ages 4 and 5. Numbers to 20 suit kindergarten, and the signs with numbers to 100 suit first grade.
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