Big and Small worksheet | Nursery Maths worksheet 

big and small worksheets for the nursery. Download small and big objects, animals and pictures worksheet for nursery, and kindergarten. These worksheets will help the students to understand the concepts of big and small

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big and small concepts for nursery

The concept of big and small is an important one for young children to learn. It helps them understand relative size and can be used in a variety of mathematical concepts such as measurement, sorting and comparing. You can teach this concept by using real-life examples, such as comparing the size of different fruits or toys, or by using pictures or flashcards of objects that are clearly big or small. You can also create worksheets or activities that allow children to practice identifying and sorting big and small objects. For example, you can give them a set of pictures of objects and ask them to cut and paste the big ones on one side of a worksheet and the small ones on the other. Another activity could be asking the child to point out the biggest or smallest object in a group.

How to teach bigger and smaller concepts for nursery, kindergarten i.e ukg and lkg

There are several different types of worksheets and activities that can be used to teach the concepts of bigger and smaller to kindergarten students. Some examples include:

Size sorting worksheets: These worksheets feature pictures of objects and ask students to cut and paste them into groups of big and small, or bigger and smaller.

Size comparison worksheets: These worksheets feature pictures of two objects and ask students to circle the bigger or smaller one.

Measuring worksheets: These worksheets ask students to use a ruler or other measuring tool to determine which of two objects is bigger or smaller.

Number and size comparison worksheets: These worksheets ask students to compare the size of two numbers and choose the bigger or smaller one.

Picture puzzles: cut out pictures of objects and ask the students to arrange them in order of size (biggest to smallest or smallest to biggest)

Matching game: create two sets of cards with one set having the word "bigger" and the other set has the word "smaller" and have the children match them to the correct picture.

It's important to note that while working on these worksheets it's important to make sure that the children understand the concepts and relate them to real-life scenarios.

Nursery Maths worksheets include the following worksheets

Sorting

Odd one Out

Big and small

Long and Short

Same or different

Full and Empty

More and Less

Near and Far

Above, below and in between

Right and Left

between

Before - After

Complete

Match

Square, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle and Star in Shapes

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