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More Fewer Activity

Using More Fewer Activity, studentscompare sets of more and less and feed your hippo to build their number sense skills.

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How to teach Inequalities

Using More Fewer Activity, studentscompare sets of more and less and feed your hippo to build their number sense skills.

Help kids master comparing numbers with the Greater Than Less Than Inequalities Song by Have Fun Teaching. This fun, educational song teaches the concept of greater than, less than, and equal to, making math easy and enjoyable for young learners.

Being able to determine groups that have more or less will help your students as they buy groceries or make candy bags for a party. This activity will give them practice comparing numbers.

Two players select a deck of cards to play with. Mix and match different fruit decks for more of a challenge. On the Hungry Hippo Mat each player flips over a card. The player with more fruit collects the card on their mat and feed their hippo! If cards are the same, discard that round and flip again. The player to feed their hippo with the most cards wins!

Other resources to use with this More Fewer Activity

If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about inequalities.

Use this Comparing Numbers Subtraction Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this activity by showing red and yellow counters. Next, ask students to share ways that you could describe the number of red and yellow counters. Then, students complete activity independently or with a partner. Finally, students create their own examples. Challenge students to create inequality sentences to represent the pictures shown.

Be sure to check out more Inequality Activities.

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