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Names, colors, big and small, counting to 5

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Counting to 10, patterns, letters, shadows, mazes

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Ready for 1st grade: numbers, letter sounds, first words

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Add & subtract, phonics, sight words, telling time

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CountingCompare groupsMatch numbers to groupsNumber bonds

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Letter recognitionAlphabet orderHandwritingLetter sounds

Logic

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PatternsOdd one outSortingMazes

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EagerKiddo just created this worksheet: Compare numbers · Grade 1 (Ages 6–7). Every click makes a brand-new one with different pictures and numbers.

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Grade 1 · Growing

Compare numbers

Name: Date: Score: ☆ ☆ ☆
Free worksheet · en.behamhoc.vn
ANSWER KEY
1

Part 1. Compare with >, <, =

Write >, < or = in the circle.

7>6
2<5
14<20
14=14
4<10
12=12
7<15
19>6
2

Part 2. Compare with >, <, =

Solve, then write >, < or = in the circle.

14 − 1=13
12 − 3>7
9 − 8>0
16 − 4>10
1 + 4=5
17 − 1>14
3

Part 3. Three-number math

Write + or − in the circle to make the math sentence true.

2+2+2=6
8−2−6=0
5−1−4=0
5+3−6=2
2+7−4=5
10−4−2=4
4

Part 4. Counting

Let’s count and write! Count the pictures, trace the bold number, then trace the light ones.

roseroseroseroseroseroseroseroseroserose
laptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptoplaptop
telescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescopetelescope
handbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbaghandbag

Answer key & tips for grown-ups

This worksheet has 4 parts and mixes 2 kinds of activities (writing, tracing). Take a short break between parts if your child gets tired, and praise the effort — not just the right answers.

1. Compare two numbers Compare with >, <, =

Tip: the “alligator mouth” always opens toward the bigger number.

1) 7 > 6 2) 2 < 5 3) 14 < 20 4) 14 = 14 5) 4 < 10 6) 12 = 12 7) 7 < 15 8) 19 > 6

2. Compare a math sentence with a number Compare with >, <, =

Solve the left side first, jot the answer underneath, then compare.

1) 14 − 1 = 13 2) 12 − 3 > 7 3) 9 − 8 > 0 4) 16 − 4 > 10 5) 1 + 4 = 5 6) 17 − 1 > 14

3. Write + or − Three-number math

If the answer is bigger than the first number it’s usually +; if smaller, −. Check by solving.

1) 2 + 2 + 2 = 6 2) 8 − 2 − 6 = 0 3) 5 − 1 − 4 = 0 4) 5 + 3 − 6 = 2 5) 2 + 7 − 4 = 5 6) 10 − 4 − 2 = 4

4. Count & trace the number ✏️ Counting

Trace in the right direction: top to bottom, left to right.

1) 10 2) 10 3) 10 4) 10

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