Worksheet: Comparing Groups by Counting up to 10
In this worksheet, we will practice comparing two groups of up to 10 objects by counting how many objects there are in a group.
Q4:
Count the soccer balls.
Which group contains more things than the soccer ball group?
- A
- B
- C
Which group contains the same amount of things as the soccer ball group?
- A
- B
- C
Which group contains less things than the soccer ball group?
- A
- B
- C
Q6:
Liam counts beads on a string.
How many does he have?
How many are red?
How many are blue?
Which color has more beads?
- ABlue
- BRed
True or False: The number of red beads is greater than the number of blue beads.
- AFalse
- BTrue
Q7:
Charlotte arranges her counters.
Daniel arranges his counters.
Who has the most?
- ACharlotte
- BCharlotte and Daniel have the same amount.
- CDaniel
Q8:
Emma is going to make a bead string. She uses a ten frame to plan how many beads she will need.
How many green beads will her string have?
Will Emma use more, less, or the same number of blue beads?
- Aless
- Bmore
- Csame
Q9:
Count the balls. Which group is the smallest?
- A
- B
- C
Q10:
Count the animals. Which group has the least number?
- A
- B
- C
Q11:
Which has more lobsters, Set A or Sets B and C?
- A
- B
Q12:
Which has less toys, box A or boxes B and C?
- A
- B
Q13:
Madison is giving out cubes to her friends. Each friend must have less than Madison.
Has she done it correctly?
- Ayes
- Bno
How many cubes should Madison take away from each of her friends?
- A0
- B2
- C1
Q14:
Is the number of apples, less than, equal to or greater than the number of carrots?
- Aless than
- Bequal to
- Cgreater than
Q15:
Which group has more circles?
- AA
- BB
Q17:
Daniel made a picture graph to show how many animals he saw in his garden yesterday.
Which animal did he see the least?
- ASnail
- BButterfly
- CCaterpillar
Fill in the blank: The number of butterflies is the number of snails.
- Amore than
- Bless than
- Cthe same as