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Colorful Comparing Numbers Worksheets K-1st Grade

Comparing numbers worksheets for kindergarten and first grade: students count pictures to say how many more or less, circle the larger number, and write >, < or = between groups.
Grades
Pre-K–1, Elementary
Pages
10
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Instant download · Updated Oct 26, 2026

Subject
Math, Early Math, Numbers, Counting
Topic
comparing numbers, more than less than
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables
Answer key
Included

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What's inside this resource

Cute and colorful comparing numbers worksheets with various types of exercises!

Perfect for kindergarten to grade 1 students! Kids will improve their math sense from this set. They will be able to compare numbers. Moreover, they will learn about comparing signs as well.

This resource is in a PDF format and printable. Moreover, it can be imported to the GooNotes app or any note app on iPads or tablets.

This set consists of 5 pages of exercises and 5 pages of keywords. Each exercise is different.

The first exercise is comparing numbers from pictures. Kids have to count the pictures before filling the right amount in the blank. They have to answer which one is more than or less than one.

The second exercise is comparing Arabic numbers. They have to circle the larger numbers.

The third exercise is the use of less than, more than, or equal marks. They have to count pictures on the left and on the right. Then they have to compare and fill in the right mark on each problem.

The fourth exercise is choosing the right pictures from numbers with the words "more than" or "less than." Examples: 1 less than 6 and 1 more than 9

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Compare two numbers and tell which is greater
  • Use the >, < and = signs correctly
  • Find the number that is one more or one less

Skills covered

  • Counting to compare — students count two picture groups and record how many more or less
  • Symbol use — students write >, < or = between groups

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