Counting
Compare groups to numbers
Count several original picture groups and circle the one whose quantity matches a selected target number from 1 to 20.
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Biggest and smallest
Compare two to four original objects in each row and circle the uniquely biggest or smallest picture by visible scale.
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Look across each row. Circle the one that is biggest or smallest, as the direction says.
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Compare objects by size and select the greatest or least example while ignoring position.
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Three stars are the same shape but different sizes. Which is biggest?
The star that covers the most space.
Compare the full width and height of the stars; their position in the row does not decide size.
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- Begin with two clearly different sizes before using four choices.
- Ask learners to point to the comparison feature before circling.
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