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Understanding Comparisons: Solving Simple Math Differences for Kids

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This engaging math activity helps elementary students understand and solve comparison problems involving simple subtraction. Children will learn how to determine how many more or fewer items one person has than another. For instance, Peggy draws more cats than Manny, and Juan bakes more cookies than Liza. Through relatable examples, students will practice their subtraction skills and gain confidence in comparing quantities. This resource is perfect for first graders looking to enhance their math proficiency while having fun.

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Understanding Comparisons: Solving Simple Math Differences for Kids

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  1. Numbers to 12 Number: 0-5 Mrs. Skelton

  2. Words to know

  3. compare

  4. 5 2 3 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ difference

  5. 3 2 1 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ difference

  6. 8 6 2 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ difference

  7. 7 4 3 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ difference

  8. Peggy draws 6 cats Manny draws 4 cats. How many more cats does Peggy draw than Manny? 6 4 2 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ 2 _____ more cats.

  9. Juan bakes 9 cookies. Liza bakes 5 cookies. How many more cookies does Juan bake than Liza? 4 9 5 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ 4 _____ more cookies.

  10. Lily walks 8 dogs. Paul walks 3 dogs. How many fewer dogs does Paul walk than Lily? 8 3 5 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ 5 _____ more dogs.

  11. Holly reads 7 books. Brian reads 3 books. How many fewer books does Brian read than Holly? 7 3 4 ___________ - ___________ = ____________ 4 _____ more books.

  12. http://www.ixl.com/math/grade/first/ http://www.coolmath-games.com/numbermonster/index.html

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