Comparing Sets Worksheets
Build comparing sets skills with small quantities, clear prompts and printable practice.
Before you begin
Recognize small groups and say counting numbers in order.
Worked example
Set A has 3 counters. Set B has 4 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
- Match one item from each group.
- The group with items left over has more; no leftovers means equal.
Answer: Set B
Check your result using the method in the example before moving to the next question.
Choose your level
- Easy: Work with quantities up to 5.
- Medium: Work with quantities up to 10.
- Hard: Work with quantities up to 20 where appropriate.
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Preview and print an easy set
Try six questions below, or choose a full set at your level.
1
Set A has 2 counters. Set B has 2 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
2
Set A has 1 counters. Set B has 2 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
3
Set A has 1 counters. Set B has 4 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
4
Set A has 3 counters. Set B has 5 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
5
Set A has 5 counters. Set B has 2 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
6
Set A has 2 counters. Set B has 1 counters. Which set has more, or are they equal?
Answer Key
1. Equal2. Set B3. Set B4. Set B5. Set A6. Set A