Lesson Worksheet: Comparing Groups by Counting up to 20 Mathematics • Kindergarten

In this worksheet, we will practice comparing groups of up to 20 objects using a variety of methods, including modelling the objects in a group of ten and remaining ones.

Q1:

Count the dots and compare.

The number of dots on A is the number of dots on B.

  • Aless than (<)
  • Bequal to (=)
  • Cgreater than (>)

Q2:

Use greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=) to complete the sentence:

  • Aless than (<)
  • Bequal to (=)
  • Cgreater than (>)

Q3:

Count and compare the number of stars. The number of stars in group A is the number of the stars in group B.

  • Agreater than
  • Bequal to
  • Cless than

Q4:

Count and compare the apples. The number of apples in group A is the number of the apples in group B.

  • Agreater than
  • Bequal to
  • Cless than

Q5:

Fill in the blank: Box A has fewer balls than Box B.

  • A
  • B
  • C

Q6:

Olivia is counting beads on a string.

Complete using “more than,” “less than,” or “equal to”: The number of blue beads is the number of red beads.

  • Aequal to
  • Bless than
  • Cmore than

Q7:

Who has fewer stamps?

  • AMadison
  • BMason

Q8:

Who has more crayons?

  • AElizabeth
  • BMason

Q9:

This is an apple tree in a garden.

How many apples are there on the tree?

How many apples are there on the ground?

Complete using “more than,” “less than,” or “equal to”: The number of apples on the ground is the number of apples on the tree.

  • Aequal to
  • Bmore than
  • Cless than

Q10:

Are there more motorcycles or cars in the parking area?

  • AMotorcycles
  • BCars

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