Comparisons
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Comparisons
Bigger, smaller, heavier, lighter, longer, shorter: these are all comparisons. We use them to describe objects and they help children develop measurement skills.
Try these comparison games/activities:
*Make parachutes using a square handkerchiefs and paper cups. Place different items in the cups and drop from a high place (ie: top of staircase). Have your child predict which parachute will land first.
*Put different objects into a paper bag (an apple, stuffed animal, keys, toy car, etc). Have your child close his eyes and choose two items from the bag. Compare the items, which is softer, heavier, smaller?
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