12 Free Comparing Numbers Worksheets for Grade 1
These comparing numbers worksheets for grade 1 will help to visualize and understand the concept of most and least numbers, greater than, less than, or equal to. 1st-grade students will learn to compare numbers and can improve their basic math skills with our free printable comparing numbers worksheets.
12 Fun Comparing Numbers Worksheets for Grade 1
Please download the following comparing number worksheets and practice the exercises on the pages.
Why Comparing Numbers is Important for First Graders
Before learning how to compare numbers easily, let’s find out why comparing numbers is important for your little ones. Comparing numbers is a key skill for first-grade students to build their number sense.
Number sense is the ability of a student to recognize a number, its value, and its relationship with other numbers. It also prepares your little ones to understand the concept of most and least number, the concept of greater than, less than, or equal to.
Additionally, comparing numbers helps grade 1 students to develop their skills for logical thought and problem-solving. It also enhances their fluency in math.
Color Larger and Smaller Numbers from 0-30 Worksheet
In this activity, you have to color the eggs containing larger and smaller numbers.
The first page of the worksheet deals with coloring smaller numbers. Take a look at the eggs in each pair. After comparing the numbers given in both eggs, color the egg with the smaller number.
On the second page, you again have to color an egg, but this time you will color the eggs with larger numbers.
Circle Larger and Smaller Numbers from 0-100 Worksheet
In the following two worksheets, you just have to identify the star and tree that contain larger and smaller numbers and then circle them.
The first page of the worksheet deals with circling larger numbers. Take a look at the stars in each pair. After comparing the numbers given in both stars, circle the star with the larger number.
On the second page, you again have to circle some trees, but this time you will circle the trees with smaller numbers.
Counting and Comparing Objects Worksheet
Here, I provide two worksheets. Each worksheet has four pairs of objects. In each pair, you will see fruits, animals, fish, birds, and so on. Your task is to count the fruits, birds, and fish and compare the pairs. At first, you have to count the objects and write them in the gap. Then compare numbers that are larger or smaller and tick the correct position.
Comparing Numbers on Number Lines Worksheet
The rightmost number is always greater than the leftmost number. Because 17 is on the number line to the right of 14, you can see that it is greater than 14 in the number line below. Your task is to identify which number lies on the left and which number lies on the right. And comparing numbers using the symbols greater than and less than.
Compare Numbers Using Various Symbols Worksheet
To improve students’ comparison skills in kindergarten and grade 1, this type of printable worksheet is very necessary. In this section of the worksheet, students can boost their skill in comparing numbers by using symbols like greater than(>), less than(<), or equal to (=) in each box.
Compare Dominos to Find Larger and Smaller Number Worksheet
The traditional domino set is sometimes known as a double-six set because the highest-value piece has six pips on each end and has one unique piece for each possible combination of two ends with zero to six places. Look at the pair of domino titles and place the symbols (greater than or less than) to compare dominoes.
Compare Numbers Using Balancing Scale Worksheet
In this section, you have to observe the given pair of numbers and then write them on each balancing scale’s appropriate pan. Write the larger number on the pan that has more weight and the smaller number on the pan that has less weight.
Comparing Numbers Cut and Paste Worksheet
Cut and paste is an excellent practice in number comparison. The amusing experience of comparing numbers with crocodile snouts will be a hilarious affair. Identify larger and smaller numbers, then just cut the boxes from the PDF and paste them correctly.
Comparing Polygons to Find More and Lesser Sides and Corners Worksheet
This portion of the article is mainly to count the sides and corners of polygons and then compare them with each other. Count the sides and corners of each polygon and write the number down. Then compare the pair of polygons’ sides or corners and mark which has larger or fewer sides and corners.
Feeding the Frog by Comparing Number Worksheet
Here, you have to feed the frog. Just place the snouts on the side which will provide the frog with more food.
Comparing Cards after Adding and Subtracting Worksheet
In this section, I give a pair of cards on each side to compare. On the first worksheet, you have to add two cards on each side and write the value in the box. Then, write – is greater than or is less than from the second pair of cards. On the second worksheet, you have to subtract the value from the first card to the second card, as I did for the first pair, for your clear understanding.
Comparing Numbers Word Problems
Here I present twelve-word problems related to comparing numbers. Read the questions carefully to answer them correctly.
Download Free Worksheet PDF
Download the following combined PDF and enjoy your practice session.
So today, we’ve discussed comparing numbers worksheets for grade 1 using the concepts of coloring, comparing, counting, number lines, cut-paste activity, and word problems. Download our free worksheets and after practicing these worksheets, the students will understand the concept of most and least numbers: greater than, less than, or equal to and get a better understanding of comparing numbers.
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