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Maths · Pre-K · Set C
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Remember: Stand them on one floor and look. Longer, shorter, heavier.

Longest, tallest, heaviest

1
Which bar is the longest?
ABCD
2
Put the bars in order, shortest first.
  • C
  • B
  • A
  • D
3
Which tower is the tallest?
ABCD
4
Which side is heavier?
🍎3 apples🍎1 apple
5
Is the side with 2 apples heavier?
YesNo
6
Which is the heaviest?
🐱cat🐰rabbit🐋whale

Compare and say why

7
Is bar A the shortest?
YesNo
8
Put in order, lightest first.
  • car
  • feather
  • shoe
9
Which tower is the shortest?
ABCD
10
Are bars A and C the same length?
YesNo
11
Tell how you know which bar is longer.
12
Draw a bar longer than A but shorter than B.
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Answer key · Set C
Order them all
1B Bar B reaches farthest, so it is the longest.
24, 1, 3, 2 Start with the shortest bar, B, then D, then A, and end with the longest, C.
3B The tallest tower has the most blocks: 8.
43 apples The side with more apples goes down, so it is heavier.
5No The side with 4 apples goes down, so it is heavier.
6whale A whale is much heavier than a cat or a rabbit.
7Yes Bar A is the shortest of the three.
83, 1, 2 A feather is lightest, then a shoe, and a car is heaviest.
9C The shortest tower has the fewest blocks: 3.
10Yes Bars A and C stop at the same place.
11Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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