A printable worksheet where children are presented with two numbers (0-10) and must write the correct comparison symbol (<, >, or =) in the box between them. This transitions from concrete object counting to abstract number comparison.

Count the emojis on each side and choose the right symbol to compare them! This interactive worksheet helps students practice comparing quantities using fun emojis and clear visual representations. Students will learn to use greater than (>), less than (<), and equal to (=) symbols while developing their counting and comparison skills.

A printable worksheet designed for preschoolers to practice counting small sets of objects (up to 5 per set) and comparing their quantities using the concepts of "more," "fewer," or "same." Children will draw the appropriate symbol in a box provided.

Compare pairs of objects and tap the one that is longer or shorter, as asked. Practice measurement comparisons with fun, clear pictures. Perfect for Pre-K/LKG (Age 4-5) students.

A printable worksheet designed for preschoolers to practice comparing and identifying "taller" and "shorter" objects. Each section presents two objects, and the child must circle the one that matches the given height criterion.

A printable worksheet designed for preschoolers to practice comparing and identifying "taller" and "shorter" objects. Each section presents two objects, and the child must circle the one that matches the given height criterion.

Match the correct singular or plural form of common irregular nouns. This activity focuses on easier words like mouse/mice, foot/feet, tooth/teeth, child/children, and man/men.

Identify and match the singular and irregular plural forms of advanced common nouns. Focus on challenging words like people, lice, wolves, knives, and wives.

Identify and match the singular and irregular plural forms of common nouns for Grade 4. Focus on challenging words like geese, oxen, men, women, and fish.

Match the correct singular or plural form of irregular nouns with their corresponding images. Practice identifying and using irregular plurals like child/children, foot/feet, mouse/mice, goose/geese, and tooth/teeth through interactive matching exercises.

Practice building healthy habits sentences by arranging scrambled words. Each word is colorful and clear. Drag and drop to match the model sentence. Minimal score display at the bottom.

Practice building world fact sentences by arranging scrambled words. Each word is colorful and clear. Drag and drop to match the model sentence. Minimal score display at the bottom.