★Biggest and Smallest
Preschool Math Worksheet
Circle the picture.
Circle the biggest ball.
Circle the smallest kite.
Circle the biggest cup.
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Preschool Biggest and Smallest worksheets
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About this worksheet
Once a child can say which of two things is bigger, the next step is to compare three. Each box on this page shows three pictures of one thing in three sizes, and the child circles the biggest one or the smallest one. It is a little harder than two, because the middle picture is bigger than one and smaller than the other, so the child has to look at all three before choosing.
Slide a finger from picture to picture and ask the question again. At home, line up three cups, three spoons or three teddy bears, and ask which is biggest and which is smallest. Say the words with your voice: biggest, and then smallest. Some children need the bigger and smaller sheets first, and that is fine.
What your child will learn
- Find the biggest of three pictures
- Find the smallest of three pictures
- Look at all three before choosing
- Use the words biggest and smallest about real things
Head Start ELOF standard: P-MATH 8, K.MD.A.2
Worked example
Three balls stand in a row: a large one, a middle one and a small one. The page says to circle the biggest one, so circle the large ball.
Common mistake
Choosing the middle picture, or the first one on the left. Look at all three before you circle.
Helpful hint
Look at all three, then pick the one that takes up the most (or least) room.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with biggest and smallest?
Choosing the middle picture, or the first one on the left. Look at all three before you circle.
How can I help my child with biggest and smallest?
Look at all three, then pick the one that takes up the most (or least) room.
Are these preschool math worksheets free to print?
Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.
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