Math Grade K-1

Comparing Weight: Heavier and Lighter

Practice using weight words to compare objects

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Practice using weight words to compare objects

Math - Grade K-1

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Write or circle the best answer. Use the words heavier and lighter.
  1. 1
    A bowling ball and a feather sit on a table.

    A bowling ball and a feather are on a table. Which object is heavier?

  2. 2
    A pencil is shown next to a backpack.

    A pencil and a backpack are being compared. Which object is lighter?

  3. 3
    A watermelon is shown next to a grape.

    Circle the object that is heavier: a watermelon or a grape.

  4. 4
    A toy car is shown next to a real car.

    A toy car and a real car are being compared. Which one is heavier?

  5. 5
    A book and a sheet of paper are on a desk.

    A book and a sheet of paper are on a desk. Which object is lighter?

  6. 6
    A cat is shown next to an elephant.

    A cat and an elephant are being compared. Write heavier or lighter: The cat is ______ than the elephant.

  7. 7
    One lunchbox is full of food and one lunchbox is empty.

    Look at a full lunchbox and an empty lunchbox. Which lunchbox is heavier?

  8. 8
    A rock is shown next to a leaf.

    A rock and a leaf are being compared. Which object is lighter?

  9. 9
    A child holds one apple in one hand and two apples in the other hand.

    Mia holds one apple in one hand and two apples in the other hand. Which hand feels heavier?

  10. 10
    A pillow is shown next to a brick.

    Fill in the blank: A pillow is usually ______ than a brick.

  11. 11
    A small teddy bear is shown next to a large teddy bear.

    A small teddy bear and a large teddy bear are made from the same soft material. Which teddy bear is heavier?

  12. 12
    A balloon is shown next to a chair.

    Circle the object that is lighter: a balloon or a chair.

  13. 13
    One bucket is filled with sand and one bucket is empty.

    A bucket has sand in it. Another bucket is empty. Which bucket is lighter?

  14. 14
    A dog is shown next to a mouse.

    Write heavier or lighter: A dog is usually ______ than a mouse.

  15. 15
    A balance scale shows a book side lower than a crayon side.

    Sam puts a crayon on one side of a balance scale and a big book on the other side. The book side goes down. Which object is heavier?

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