Remember: Match them up. The group with some left over has more.
Most and fewest
1
Which group has the most?
ABC
2
Which group has the fewest?
ABC
3
Are there more frogs or more bugs?
🐸frogs🐛bugs⚖️the same
4
Are there more hats than gloves?
YesNo
5
Count the pencils. How many?
More, less or the same
6
Which has less, the bananas or the lemons?
🍌bananas🍋lemons⚖️the same
7
Each cup gets a spoon. Are some cups left without a spoon?
YesNo
8
Circle the group that has more.
ABC
9
Do the cars and the trucks have the same number?
YesNo
10
Circle the group with the same number as this one.
ABC
11
Tell how you know which group has more.
12
Draw more hearts than this group has.
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Answer key · Set C
Most, fewest and the same
1C Match them up. The group with the most things has the most.
2B The group with the fewest things has the fewest.
3frogs There are 7 frogs and 6 bugs. The frogs have one left over.
4No There are 5 hats and 8 gloves. The gloves have more.
59 Touch each pencil once: 9.
6the same Each banana has a lemon and none are left over, so they are the same.
7Yes There are 9 cups and 7 spoons. 2 cups have no spoon.
8A The group with the most things has more.
9No There are 6 cars and 7 trucks. One truck is left over.
10C 7 stars. Match them up with the dots. The group of 7 has none left over.
11Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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