Circling Empty Full Examples Worksheet
UsingCircling Empty Full Examples Worksheet, students determine if the given pictures shows an object as full or empty by circling in different colors.
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How to teach Full and Empty
Using Circling Empty Full Examples Worksheet, students determine if the given pictures shows an object as full or empty by circling in different colors.
Understanding full and empty is a helpful skill for your students. This worksheet helps your students learn this opposite pair.
Studentscircle blue or red to showempty or full for each picture.
Other resources to use with this Circling Empty Full Examples Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about opposites.
Use this Left Right Simon Says Opposites Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing opposites using the Opposite Flash Cards. Next, ask students what they know about empty and full Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students look for examples of empty and full in the classroom.
Be sure to check out more Opposites Activities.
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