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The document discusses comparing the sizes of different objects. It lists examples of big things like airplanes, elephants, and houses and small things like erasers, rats, and cherries. It provides exercises to compare sizes of objects and arrange them from biggest to smallest or smallest to biggest using words, circling, checking, crossing, boxing, and coloring. The final section directs kindergarten students to specific workbook pages to complete related math exercises on big and small sizes.
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BIG and SMALL
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- 6. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is small? Circle it.
- 7. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is big? Check it.
- 8. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is big? Put an ‘X’ on it.
- 9. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is small? Box it.
- 10. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is big? Color it red.
- 11. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read the sentence and answer. Which is small? Color it blue.
- 12. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read and arrange them in order. Biggest to Smallest 1 3 2
- 13. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read and arrange them in order. Biggest to Smallest 3 1 2
- 14. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read and arrange them in order. Smallest to Biggest 2 1 3
- 15. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read and arrange them in order. Biggest to Smallest 1 3 2
- 16. COMPARING SIZES Compare the following things. Read and arrange them in order. Smallest to Biggest 2 1 3
- 17. BIG AND SMALL
- 20. MATHEMATICS WORKBOOK Answer the following on your workbook: BIG and SMALL Kindergarten 1: Pages 9 – 11 Kindergarten 2: Pages 11 – 13 Kindergarten 3: Pages 9 – 11