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More or Less (Fewer) Worksheets
Hone skills with our more or less (fewer) worksheets with exercises to compare sets of up to five, ten, or twenty items. Kindergarten and 1st grade kids learn to describe groups as having more or fewer objects, compare containers for holding more or less liquid, and order groups from most to fewest objects, and vice versa. Our answer keys facilitate quick evaluations. Begin your comparison journey with our free worksheets!
Shading Containers to Visualize Liquid Levels
Go on a shading spree in these more vs. less worksheets as you observe the liquid levels in containers A and B and shade the container to indicate it has more or less liquid than the other.
Holds More vs. Holds Less | Comparing Containers
Kindergarten and grade 1 kids analyze the size of each pair of containers, compare them, and check the container that can hold more or less liquid in these PDF exercises.
Watch kids count the pens, bottles, and other objects in each group, number them and check the group with more or fewer objects as directed in these more vs. fewer worksheets.
Circling the Group with More or Fewer Objects
In this fun face-off, figure out which set takes the crown: push pins or paper clips, donuts or cupcakes. Count each group, write the numbers, and circle the set with more or fewer objects.
Counting and Comparing Groups | Up to 10 Items
Discover the relationships between quantities in these printable exercises as you count up to 10 items in each group, write how many items of each type there are, and identify which set has more or fewer.
Coloring More or Fewer Pictures
Encourage kids to color more than or fewer than the specified number of pears, apples, dolphins, starfish, and other objects in these more than vs. fewer than worksheets.
Who has more balloons? Which tank has fewer fish? Compare the groups of items and choose the one with more or fewer as instructed.
Choosing the Group with the Most or Fewest Objects
Invite children to count three groups of objects in these most or fewest worksheets, identify which set has the most or fewest objects, and check the correct set.
Compare three sets containing 20 or fewer concrete objects each. Order them from most to fewest and fewest to most by numbering them 1, 2, and 3.
