More or less worksheets: which has more, greater or less, one more one less

More or less worksheets so children compare two groups or two numbers. Teachers and parents print them for a maths lesson or at home. The pages ask the child to tick the group with more, write a greater-than, less-than or equals sign between number pairs with a crocodile, and fill the one-less and one-more numbers. The direction box takes a request such as animal pictures.

• a comparison lesson for a class
• a greater-than and less-than practice sheet
• a one-more game at home

Frequently asked questions

Why is there a crocodile?

The crocodile is a picture of an open mouth beside the symbols, a teaching aid for which way the sign points.

How does the child compare the groups?

The child counts each group and ticks the one with more.

Can the child write the symbol?

Yes. Each pair has an empty circle for the child to write greater than, less than or equals.

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