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Features

Draw lines to match two rows, then circle the row with more or the word same
Circle the group that has the same number as the first group
Draw a group with more, with fewer or with the same number
Circle more, fewer or same to compare two groups
Every page in color and in black and white
Answer keys included

Skills Covered

Match two groups one to one
Tell when two groups have the same number
Find the group with more

Draw a group with more or with fewer
Draw a group with the same number
Use the words more, fewer and same

How to Use This Pack

Six pages of comparing groups to 10, with the same number as the star. On page 1 two rows of pictures are drawn the same length, so students draw lines to match them one to one: the row with pictures left over has more, and when every picture has a partner they circle the word same. Page 2 shows a first group in rows of five and two scattered groups; students count and circle the one with the same number. Pages 3, 4 and 5 turn it around: students count a group and draw circles in the box, more on page 3, fewer on page 4 and the same number on page 5. Page 6 puts two groups side by side and students circle more, fewer or same for the first group. Each page starts with a worked example.

In the Classroom

Read every direction aloud and point to the first group as you say it. Before page 1, line up two rows of cubes so one row looks longer, then match them one to one to show which really has more. On pages 3 to 5 there is more than one right answer for more and fewer: let children share their drawings and count them together. Page 6 works well as a talk-about page: say the full sentence, "The bears have more than the bananas."

At Home

Set out a few spoons and forks and match them up: are there more spoons, more forks or the same number? Ask your child to make a pile of buttons with more than yours, then fewer, then the same.

Tips for Success

Draw a line from each picture to one partner
Pictures with no partner show which group has more
Count both groups and say the numbers
More than 4 can be 5, 6 or any bigger number
The same number can look different when it is spread out

Common Core Standards Alignment

This pack supports the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:

K.CC.C.6 Decide whether one group of up to 10 objects has more, fewer or the same as another, by matching or counting.

More, Fewer or the Same

Kindergarten

Comparing groups of pictures to 10 to find the same number, and making groups with more, fewer or the same. Students match two rows one to one, find the group that has the same number, draw groups of circles with more, fewer or the same number, and circle the word that compares two groups.

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What’s Included

6 worksheets in color and in black and white, with answer keys (18 pages)
Match one to one, and find the group with the same number
Draw a group with more, fewer or the same number
Circle more, fewer or same to compare two groups

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