Let's solve the problem step by step.
Task:
Circle the object that is heavier in each pair of images.
We are given six pairs of objects. For each pair, we need to determine which object is heavier based on common knowledge and real-world understanding of object weights.
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Pair 1: Glue bottle vs. Leaf
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Glue bottle: Made of plastic with liquid inside — has mass.
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Leaf: Light, made of plant material, very thin.
✔ Heavier: Glue bottle
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Pair 2: Desk lamp vs. Nail
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Desk lamp: Made of metal and plastic, contains a bulb and base — relatively heavy.
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Nail: Small metal object, light.
✔ Heavier: Desk lamp
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Pair 3: Scissors vs. Pencil
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Scissors: Metal blades and handles — heavier than a pencil.
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Pencil: Wood and graphite — lightweight.
✔ Heavier: Scissors
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Pair 4: Soccer ball vs. Wagon
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Soccer ball: Inflated rubber or synthetic material — medium weight.
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Wagon: Metal frame, wheels, and body — much heavier.
✔ Heavier: Wagon
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Pair 5: Bird vs. Dice
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Bird: A small bird (like a pigeon) — has feathers, bones, muscles — weighs more than dice.
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Dice: Two small plastic cubes — very light.
✔ Heavier: Bird
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Pair 6: Whale vs. Key
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Whale: Massive marine animal — extremely heavy.
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Key: Tiny metal object — very light.
✔ Heavier: Whale
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Final Answer:
Circle the following objects in each pair:
1. Glue bottle
2. Desk lamp
3. Scissors
4. Wagon
5. Bird
6. Whale
These are the heavier objects in each comparison.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of heavy and light worksheet.
