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Comparing Sets - Worksheet 5 - Kindergarten

Medium

Compare two sets of objects and determine more, fewer, or equal (Medium)

12 problems · 5-10 minutes · Skills: comparison, counting

About This Worksheet

This medium-level worksheet contains 12 problems designed for Kindergarten students practicing comparing sets. Medium worksheets introduce larger numbers and varied question formats to deepen understanding and build fluency.

Comparing sets develops the understanding that subtraction answers "how many more?" or "how many fewer?" questions. This connection makes subtraction meaningful before students even learn the formal operation.

  • Compare two sets of objects and describe the relationship
  • Use words: more, fewer, equal, greater, less
  • Quantify the difference between two sets
  • Match objects one-to-one to find which set has more
  • Explain how many more or fewer one set has than another

How to Solve: Worked Example

Example Problem: Solve the first problem on the worksheet.
Solution Steps:
  1. Read the problem carefully.
  2. Identify what is being asked.
  3. Use what you know to find the answer.
  4. Check your work.
Answer: See the answer key below
Tip: Take your time and read each problem carefully before answering!
1
4 + 3 =
2
7 + 5 =
3
5 + 8 =
4
4 + 5 =
5
10 + 9 =
6
9 + 5 =
7
2 + 7 =
8
10 + 1 =
9
2 + 6 =
10
6 + 4 =
11
3 + 5 =
12
2 + 6 =

Answer Key

1. 72. 123. 134. 95. 196. 147. 98. 119. 810. 1011. 812. 8

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This worksheet focuses on comparison, counting. It is designed for Kindergarten students and provides structured practice through varied problem types with a worked example to guide students before they begin.

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