Let's solve the problem step by step based on the directions:
Directions Recap:
- Circle the
bigger number with
blue.
- Circle the
smaller number with
red.
- If the two numbers are
the same, circle
both with
green.
Now, let’s go through each pair:
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1. 5 and 3
- 5 > 3 →
5 is bigger,
3 is smaller
-
✔ Circle
5 with
blue,
3 with
red
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2. 2 and 7
- 7 > 2 →
7 is bigger,
2 is smaller
-
✔ Circle
7 with
blue,
2 with
red
---
3. 8 and 8
- Both numbers are
equal
-
✔ Circle
both 8s with
green
---
4. 6 and 9
- 9 > 6 →
9 is bigger,
6 is smaller
-
✔ Circle
9 with
blue,
6 with
red
---
5. 1 and 4
- 4 > 1 →
4 is bigger,
1 is smaller
-
✔ Circle
4 with
blue,
1 with
red
---
6. 7 and 1
- 7 > 1 →
7 is bigger,
1 is smaller
-
✔ Circle
7 with
blue,
1 with
red
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Final Answer Summary:
1.
5 (blue),
3 (red)
2.
7 (blue),
2 (red)
3.
8 (green),
8 (green)
4.
9 (blue),
6 (red)
5.
4 (blue),
1 (red)
6.
7 (blue),
1 (red)
> 🟦 = blue (bigger), 🔴 = red (smaller), 🟩 = green (same)
This activity helps children understand number comparison using visual cues and color coding.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bigger and smaller numbers worksheet.
