Comparing activities for kindergarten

Exploring volume and capacity through hands-on activities will help children develop an awareness of these measurement concepts. Volume and capacity are properties of

Use this adorable, FREE Goldfish Math Activity to help kids understand the concept of more, less or equal. SUPER fun, hands-on kindergarten math activity.

Non-standard measurement activity - students measure the length of their shoe using cubes. They compare the length of their shoe using longer and shorter. Free download!

Use teddy bear counters to teach number comparison! Laminate the number comparison work mat without signs (see previous pin). Arrange bears in 3 sets of 2 groups each: one equal set, one less than set, and one greater than set. Give your child a dry-erase marker and have her label each set with the correct sign. To add an element of surprise, place cups over the piles. Tell child that the bears are sleeping in their caves; we are going to wake them up to see which neighbor family has more…

This no prep kindergarten math game is perfect for building number sense while practicing comparing numbers and quantities!

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This is a simple, easy-prep game you can use to teach more and less to your prekinders. I used bear counters, but the possibilities are endless. You could

This is a free activity for teaching the concepts of more and less by comparing concrete quantities. The Teddy Bear Ten Strip activity focuses on using one to one matching to figure out which of two quantities is more or less. This is a partner activity that can be enjoyed by an adult and child or two children.

FREE printable counting bears one more one less number mats for preschoolers to practice number sense, fine motor, and counting skills!

One topic of kindergarten measurement is size - find out what to teach, ideas for teaching about size, and size activities for the whole group, small groups/centers, and using technology! In kindergarten, we expect students to describe and compare measurable attributes, know size-related vocabulary, and if something has more or less of an attribute (such as bigger or smaller). Kindergarteners should also be able to classify and sort items into a category, such as long and short.