Comparison worksheets PDF printable 

Comparison math worksheets for children from 1st to 6th grades. These worksheets cover a number of primary school math subtopics on comparison e.g. comparison of number of objects using notions of more, less, greater than, less than or equal to. Also learn to use signs like >, < or = in expressions. At kindergarten, kids start learning how to compare with objects e.g. more or less apples but at higher level, they start learning to compare across different place values. These math worksheets are in PDF format and hence can be printed any time as many as possible; teachers and parents of primary school kids can therefore supplement their math course.

Compare mixed groups with pics

Compare mixed groups with pics
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Compare more few with dots

Compare more few with dots
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Compare more few with pics

Compare more few with pics
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Compare mixed groups with pics

Compare mixed groups with pics
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Compare more few with dots

Compare more few with dots
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Compare more few with pics

Compare more few with pics
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Compare numbers 1 to 20

Compare numbers 1 to 20
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Comparisons big smaller

Comparisons big smaller
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Comparisons long short

Comparisons long short
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Comparisons shuffled

Comparisons shuffled
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Addition word problem

Addition word problem
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Compare more few with dots

Compare more few with dots
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Compare more few with pictures

Compare more few with pictures
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Comparing numbers up to 100

Comparing numbers up to 100
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Comparisons numbers 1 to 10

Comparisons numbers 1 to 10
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Comparisons numbers 20 to 98

Comparisons numbers 20 to 98
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Comparisons shuffled objects

Comparisons shuffled objects
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Comparison of objects heavy or light

Comparison of objects heavy or light
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Comparisons numbers up to 100

Comparisons numbers up to 100
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Comparisons worksheet 1

Comparisons worksheet 1
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Comparisons worksheet 2

Comparisons worksheet 2
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Comparisons worksheet 3

Comparisons worksheet 3
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Comparisons worksheet 4

Comparisons worksheet 4
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Comparisons worksheet 5

Comparisons worksheet 5
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Comparisons of numbers 1

Comparisons of numbers 1
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Comparisons of numbers 2

Comparisons of numbers 2
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Comparisons of numbers 3

Comparisons of numbers 3
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Comparisons of numbers 4

Comparisons of numbers 4
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Comparisons of numbers 5

Comparisons of numbers 5
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Comparing Worksheets PDF

Come browse our assortment of Comparing Worksheets – PDF on this page. Comparing quantities is a basic but crucial skill that can be useful for several practical scenarios. These worksheets contain multiple practice problems and are intended for preschool and kindergartener levels, although it can be used as review material for early elementary learners.

While it can seem like a trivial skill – and one that scarcely requires any practice – learners can still benefit from working on these exercises in comparing objects.

When a child compares objects, they exercises a variety of sub-skills that are essential to other mental skills – they learn to properly observe different objects, distinguish their characteristics, and interpret which of these characteristics are unique.

Our comparing worksheets – PDF can help your child master this useful and often-overlooked skill. Our sheets use a layout that’s simple and intuitive, while remaining visually engaging. By keeping our design austere, your learners can devote their focus to solving through each task. Our illustrations are detailed and clear to help kids learn with little fuss.

You can even pair these worksheets with our collection of math tutorials that tackle comparison topics. Our videos are concise and mentally stimulating, and offer their own set of practice problems so your kids can develop a truly formidable skill at comparing items.

Our worksheets tackle the concept of comparisons through different kinds of fun and interesting methods.

In our Compare Mixed Groups with Pics format, we supply the student with objects in two columns. The left column consists of a mixed arrangement of various shapes, animals, and other images. In the right column, they will record the count of each type of object and compare which quantity is greater.

A different approach is employed by the Compare More/Few format. In these worksheets, your learner will simply compare two different groups of dots, pictures or symbols and identify which group has the greater or lesser quantity.

Comparative expressions in math make use of equality and inequality symbols – which are more commonly understood as the equals sign, and the greater than or lesser than signs. Our Compare Numbers worksheet format will provide a set of straightforward problems in which your learners must place a “>”, “<” or “=” symbol to complete each expression. We have separate worksheets for higher levels; some sheets consist of only the numbers 1 through 20, while harder versions contain numbers as high as 100.

Children can practice how to compare things qualitatively as well. Younger learners – such as those in preschool – can try their hand with our Bigger or Smaller, Longer or Shorter, Heavier or Lighter, and Shuffled Comparisons sheets.

For learners in elementary school, we’ve also included a handful of no-nonsense comparisons worksheets to enrich their study time.

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