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Math: Which Has More? Comparing Sets

Practice counting and comparing groups

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Math: Which Has More? Comparing Sets

Practice counting and comparing groups

Math - Grade K-1

Instructions: Count each group carefully. Write which group has more, fewer, or the same number.
  1. 1

    Look at the picture. Which group has more: apples or bananas?

    Count each fruit one at a time.

    The apples have more because there are 5 apples and 3 bananas.
  2. 2

    There are 4 blue birds and 6 red birds. Which group has more?

    The red birds have more because 6 is greater than 4.
  3. 3

    Look at the picture. Which group has fewer: stars or moons?

    Fewer means the smaller group.

    The moons have fewer because there are 2 moons and 4 stars.
  4. 4

    There are 3 cats and 3 dogs. Do the groups have more, fewer, or the same number?

    The groups have the same number because there are 3 cats and 3 dogs.
  5. 5

    Look at the picture. Which group has more: toy cars or toy trucks?

    You can draw a line from one car to one truck to compare.

    The toy trucks have more because there are 7 trucks and 5 cars.
  6. 6

    There are 8 crayons and 5 pencils. Which group has fewer?

    The pencils have fewer because 5 is less than 8.
  7. 7

    Look at the picture. Which group has more: fish or turtles?

    Count the fish first, then count the turtles.

    The fish have more because there are 6 fish and 4 turtles.
  8. 8

    There are 2 cookies on one plate and 5 cookies on another plate. Which plate has more cookies?

    The plate with 5 cookies has more cookies.
  9. 9

    Look at the picture. Do the two groups have the same number of blocks?

    Count both groups and compare the numbers.

    Yes, the two groups have the same number because each group has 4 blocks.
  10. 10

    There are 9 flowers and 7 butterflies. Which group has more?

    The flowers have more because 9 is greater than 7.
  11. 11

    Look at the picture. Which group has fewer: circles or squares?

    Fewer means not as many.

    The circles have fewer because there are 3 circles and 6 squares.
  12. 12

    There are 1 teddy bear and 4 dolls on a shelf. Which group has fewer?

    The teddy bears have fewer because there is 1 teddy bear and 4 dolls.
  13. 13

    Look at the picture. Which group has more: ladybugs or bees?

    The bigger number shows the group with more.

    The bees have more because there are 8 bees and 6 ladybugs.
  14. 14

    There are 10 buttons and 10 beads. Do the groups have more, fewer, or the same number?

    The groups have the same number because there are 10 buttons and 10 beads.
  15. 15

    Sam has 5 stickers. Mia has 8 stickers. Who has more stickers?

    Compare the numbers 5 and 8.

    Mia has more stickers because 8 is greater than 5.
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