Problem Description:
The task involves comparing the number of pictures in two columns for each row and determining whether the number of pictures in the left column is greater than, less than, or equal to the number of pictures in the right column. The correct symbol (`>`, `<`, or `=`) should be written in the blank box.
Solution:
#### Step 1: Count the pictures in each column for the first row.
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Left column: There are 5 apples.
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Right column: There are 6 apples.
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Comparison: 5 < 6
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Correct symbol: `<`
#### Step 2: Count the pictures in each column for the second row.
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Left column: There are 3 bananas.
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Right column: There are 4 bananas.
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Comparison: 3 < 4
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Correct symbol: `<`
#### Step 3: Count the pictures in each column for the third row.
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Left column: There is 1 pineapple.
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Right column: There are 3 pineapples.
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Comparison: 1 < 3
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Correct symbol: `<`
#### Step 4: Count the pictures in each column for the fourth row.
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Left column: There are 5 lemons.
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Right column: There are 5 lemons.
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Comparison: 5 = 5
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Correct symbol: `=`
Final Answer:
- First row: `<`
- Second row: `<`
- Third row: `<`
- Fourth row: `=`
So, the completed worksheet would look like this:
```
Greater, lesser or equal
Count the pictures and use the correct sign. (> , < , =)
Apples: [ ] <
Bananas: [ ] <
Pineapples: [ ] <
Lemons: [ ] =
```
Final Answer Boxed:
\[
\boxed{<, <, <, =}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of equal or not equal worksheet.
