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Counting Turkeys: Understanding More and Less in Fall Vocabulary Lessons

In this engaging lesson, Kelly Robbins emphasizes the vocabulary concepts of "more" and "less" using turkeys as a fun theme. Students will explore how to compare different groups of turkeys, helping them understand that "more" indicates a greater quantity while "less" signifies a smaller amount. Through counting turkeys from one to ten, learners can visually and physically see the differences in quantity. This interactive approach not only reinforces counting skills but also deepens their grasp of comparison vocabulary.

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Counting Turkeys: Understanding More and Less in Fall Vocabulary Lessons

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  1. Counting Turkeys! More and Less Kelly Robbins Fall 2011

  2. Vocabulary Words: More More means a bigger amount of something. There are MORE blue circles than red circles.

  3. Vocabulary Words: Less Less means a smaller amount of something. There are LESS blue circles than red circles.

  4. Let’s count turkeys!

  5. One - 1 - Turkey

  6. Two - 2 - Turkeys: 2 turkeys are more than 1 turkey.

  7. Three - 3 - Turkeys: 3 turkeys are more than 2 turkeys.

  8. Which group has more turkeys?

  9. Three - 4 - Turkeys: 4 turkeys are more than 3 turkeys.

  10. Five - 5 - Turkeys: 5 turkeys are more than 4 turkeys.

  11. Which group has more turkeys?

  12. Which group has less turkeys?

  13. Six - 6 – Turkeys: 6 turkeys are more than 5 turkeys.

  14. Seven - 7 – Turkeys: 7 turkeys are more than 6 turkeys.

  15. Eight - 8 – Turkeys: 8 turkeys are more than 7 turkeys.

  16. Nine - 9 – Turkeys: 9 turkeys are more than 8 turkeys.

  17. Ten - 10 – Turkeys: 10 turkeys are more than 9 turkeys.

  18. Which group has more turkeys?

  19. Which group has less turkeys?

  20. Which group has more turkeys?

  21. Which group has less turkeys?

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