I'll solve this worksheet by comparing the capacities of the containers in each box and circling the correct one based on the instructions.
Let me analyze each box systematically:
First row: "Circle the one that holds the most"
1.
Box 1 (Cola bottle vs. glass): The cola bottle is much larger than the drinking glass, so it holds more.
2.
Box 2 (Cup vs. pitcher): The yellow pitcher is significantly larger than the small polka-dotted cup, so it holds more.
3.
Box 3 (Suitcase vs. backpack): The green suitcase is larger than the green backpack, so it holds more.
Second row: "Circle the one that holds the least"
4.
Box 4 (Fishbowl vs. jam jar): The jam jar with the strawberry label is smaller than the fishbowl, so it holds less.
5.
Box 5 (Bucket vs. trash can): The yellow bucket is smaller than the gray trash can, so it holds less.
6.
Box 6 (Kettle vs. teapot): The gray kettle appears to be smaller than the blue teapot with the flower, so it holds less.
The solution involves circling:
- In the first row: the cola bottle, the yellow pitcher, and the green suitcase
- In the second row: the jam jar, the yellow bucket, and the gray kettle
This completes the task as requested.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capacity worksheet for kindergarten.
