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Deciding which of two groups has more and which has fewer, by counting or by matching them up.
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Count each group and compare the two numbers: the one that comes later has more. Or match one from each group; the group with some left over has more.
Watch for: Picking the group that looks bigger or more spread out, not the one with more things. Mixing up more and fewer when the question switches. Counting one picture twice, so a group seems bigger than it is.
At home: At snack time, make two small piles of crackers. Ask which has more, then line them up in pairs to check.
Freddie's Frog Pond
Kindergarten · More, fewer, same · K.CC.C.6
Freddie the frog lives in a busy pond full of bugs, lily pads and friends. Solve each problem to help Freddie out!
In each row, circle the group that has more.
Now circle the group with fewer.
Freddie's Frog Pond
Kindergarten · More, fewer, same · K.CC.C.6
Freddie the frog lives in a busy pond full of bugs, lily pads and friends. Solve each problem to help Freddie out!
In each row, circle the group that has more.
Now circle the group with fewer.
New problems every time, three levels (gentle, core and stretch), themes to pick from, a second page if you want one. Each sheet comes with an answer key and a one-page guide for grown-ups.
Save to PinterestCommon Core K.CC.C.6 · Say whether one group has more, fewer or the same as another.
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