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Compare Cube Stacks with >, <, and = Worksheet
Count the cubes in two boxes, up to 10 in each, and write >, < or = in the box between them.
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Compare Cube Stacks with >, <, and =
8 questions, one page, US Letter. Print it and do it on paper.
On the sheet: Compare the two groups. Write the symbol in the box: > means more than, < means less than, and = means equal to.
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About this worksheet
Each question shows two boxes of stacking cubes with a box between them. The child counts the cubes on each side and writes > if the left side has more, < if it has less, and = if they match. A side may hold one stack, two stacks or none at all.
Stacks make size easy to see, but a side with two short stacks can have more than one tall one. Counting every cube teaches a child to trust the number over the shape.
A worked example
2 cubes ___ 4 cubes
- Count the cubes on the left: 2.
- Count the cubes on the right: 4.
- 2 is less than 4.
- The point faces the smaller number, so write < in the box.
Answer: 2 < 4
The common mistake
What it looks like: Comparing only the tallest stack and missing a second, shorter stack beside it.
Why it happens: The tall stack catches the eye, and the small one next to it looks like a separate thing.
How to fix it: Count every cube in the box, one stack at a time, and add them up before choosing a symbol.
Ten minutes a day, on paper. We plan what comes next.
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