Comparing Sizes Worksheet
Using this Comparing Sizes Worksheet, studentslook at the two pictures in each square and circle the word that best describes the picture.
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How to teach Comparing Sizes
Using this Comparing Sizes Worksheet, studentslook at the two pictures in each square and circle the word that best describes the picture.
Being able to put objects in order by size will help your students with future measurement lessons. This worksheet introduces your students to comparative adjectives like bigger and smaller.
Look at the two pictures in each square. Circle the word that best describes the picture the arrow is pointing to. Your teacher can read the words to you if you need help.
Other resources to use with this Comparing Sizes Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, then your students are probably learning to compare the height of different objects.
Use this Size Activity as an additional resource to support your students.
Introduce this worksheet by showing your students three objects of varying heights. Next, lead a discussion about ways that you could order them by height. Then, students complete the worksheet individually or with a partner. Finally, students share strategies for how they compared the two objects. Once finished, studentscan find objects in the classroom to order from smallest to largest.
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