More, Fewer and the Same Chart
More, fewer or the same? Match them up one to one. The group with extras has more!
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How to do it
- Match the pictures one to one.
- The group with extras has more.
- If every one has a partner, they are the same.
Teaching tip
Act it out with snacks or toys before using the chart. This sheet is aligned with Common Core K.CC.C.6.
About this chart
Matched rows that show more, fewer and the same, plus a number line from 0 to 10.
What kids practice
Comparing means deciding which group has more, which has fewer, or if they are the same. Kindergartners compare by matching things up one to one and by counting. They also compare written numbers from 1 to 10.
Watch for
- Picking the group that looks bigger because the pictures are spread out, not because there are more.
- Mixing up more and fewer. Saying the word out loud before circling helps.
- Thinking bigger pictures mean more.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full more, less and the same guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
2. Which Has More?Rows of two picture groups. Each row asks for the group with more or the group with fewer.
3. Match and CompareTwo rows of pictures in each box. Kids match them one to one, then circle the row with more.
4. Circle the Bigger NumberPairs of numbers from 0 to 10, with a number line at the top for help.
5. Same or Not the Same?Pairs of picture groups to count and compare. Some match and some don't.