Question Video: Comparing Groups — More Than, Less Than, the Same as Mathematics • Kindergarten

Which groups have the same number of fruits?

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Which groups have the same number of fruits?

When two groups contain the same number, we can say that they are equal. And this question is getting us to look at the groups of bananas and strawberries and to find which groups are equal, which are the same size. We’ve got three possible answers to choose from. Is it these groups? Or maybe these groups are equal? What about these groups? To find the answer, we’re gonna have to count the number of bananas and strawberries each time. Let’s start with our first pair of groups. How many bananas are there? We can count one, two, three, four, five, six bananas. Let’s write the digit six to remind us that there are six bananas.

Now, let’s count the group of strawberries. We can see one, two, three, four, five, six. This is not gonna be the same number, is it? Seven, eight strawberries. The numbers six and eight are different. The groups don’t contain the same number of fruits. Six is less than eight. Eight is more than six. They’re not the same. Let’s try comparing our second pair of groups. First, bananas. There are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 bananas. We can write a one and a zero to show the number 10. How many strawberries are there? This looks very similar to the group of strawberries above. There are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. So, we have 10 bananas and eight strawberries.

Do these groups have the same number of fruits? No, the number 10 and the number eight are different numbers. We know that eight is less than 10. 10 is more than eight. These groups are not the same. There’s only one possible answer left. Let’s hope this pair of groups is the same. We can count one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 bananas. Now, if our second group is the same, how many strawberries should there be in it? Well, we need that to be 10. Let’s count our strawberries. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Look how the numbers are the same. We have 10 bananas and 10 strawberries. These groups are equal. The groups that show the same number of fruits are those that show 10 bananas and 10 strawberries.

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