"Which One Is Bigger?" printable worksheet with summer-themed illustrations for children to compare sizes.

The worksheet asks the student to identify which object is bigger in each of the six boxes. Since this is a visual comparison task and not a math problem with calculations, the reasoning is based on general knowledge about the relative sizes of the objects shown.

Here’s how to solve it step by step:

1. Look at the first box: an umbrella vs. a popsicle. An umbrella is much bigger than a popsicle.
2. Second box: a sailboat vs. a fish. A sailboat is bigger than a fish.
3. Third box: a seashell vs. a palm tree. A palm tree is much bigger than a seashell.
4. Fourth box: an ice cream cone vs. the sun. The sun is vastly bigger than an ice cream cone.
5. Fifth box: a beach towel vs. a flip-flop. A beach towel is bigger than a flip-flop.
6. Sixth box: a beach ball vs. a surfboard. A surfboard is usually bigger than a beach ball.

So, the bigger items are:
- Umbrella
- Sailboat
- Palm tree
- Sun
- Beach towel
- Surfboard

Final Answer:
Color the umbrella, sailboat, palm tree, sun, beach towel, and surfboard.