More, Less, SameComparing two groups without counting them first.KindergartenYou can often tell which group has more just by looking. Counting confirms it.1LINE THEM UPPut the two groups side by side, one item against one item.2LOOK FOR LEFTOVERSWhichever row keeps going has more.3SAY IT"This row has more. That row has less."4IF THEY END TOGETHERThey are the same — equal.5NOW COUNTCount both to check what your eyes told you.EXAMPLE5 apples against 3 pearsTwo apples have no partnerSo there are more apples — 2 moreMatching one-to-one is more reliable than counting for afive-year-old.More, Less, Samewww.littleactivity.com

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Math · Kindergarten

More, Less, Same

Comparing two groups without counting them first.

How to use it

Put out two handfuls and ask which has more — before anyone counts.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
Kindergarten
Ages
5–6
Subject
Math
Pages
1

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