Work on various math skills such as counting, number recognition, and comparing two numbers with this simple and fun math game. My 5 year old and I played this game together and it was a great way to introduce some new vocabulary like, more than and less than.
The way we played also worked on fine motor skills, too.
Grab some dice and have fun with our More Than Less Than Worksheet with your Kindergarten or 1st grade child.
The way we played also worked on fine motor skills, too.
Grab some dice and have fun with our More Than Less Than Worksheet with your Kindergarten or 1st grade child.
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Roll, Dot, and Compare the Numbers! Use of q-tips for extra fine motor skills practice!
To play, you'll need:
- More Than, Less Than Printable
- Dice
- Two colors of washable paint
- 2 Qtips
More Than Less Than Worksheet
Introduce the idea of comparing numbers and identifying the larger or smaller number with this fun worksheet. This math activity is disguised as a game, so your child won't even complain about "doing math." WIN-WIN!!
It can be played with one dice comparing numbers 1-6 or two dice, which also reinforces addition math facts we have been working on lately.
Comparing numbers with more than less than worksheet
Once each player has chosen a color of paint, have player 1 roll the die and make that many marks on the printable using the qtip.
Then player 2 does the same thing.
I've since updated the printable, so within each box is a <, >, or = sign in the middle.
Have player 1 make their dot marks with the qtip on one side and player 2 make their dot marks on the other side.
Once each player has rolled the die and made their dots, decide which number is larger and circle the correct sign in the middle so the equation reads correctly.
I love simple math activities, and this truly works on so many math skills! Enjoy comparing numbers with your child!
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Then player 2 does the same thing.
I've since updated the printable, so within each box is a <, >, or = sign in the middle.
Have player 1 make their dot marks with the qtip on one side and player 2 make their dot marks on the other side.
Once each player has rolled the die and made their dots, decide which number is larger and circle the correct sign in the middle so the equation reads correctly.
I love simple math activities, and this truly works on so many math skills! Enjoy comparing numbers with your child!
Print your More Than Less Than Worksheet Here!
* HelloDotty Font licensed to Jen Jones.
* Scribble Border licensed to Creative Clips
