Here is a "Great Than" and "Less Than" math worksheet for 1st grade students with a Catholic theme:
Great Than/Less Than Worksheet
Holy Family Math
Saints' Friends
Circle the correct symbol (> or <) for each comparison.
1. The length of a pencil is _______________________ the length of a crayon.
(a) > (b) <
2. Mary had 5 flowers, and her sister had 2 flowers. Mary has _______________________ flowers than her sister.
(a) > (b) <
3. Jesus is 5 years old, and his friend is 3 years old. Jesus is _______________________ years old than his friend.
(a) > (b) <
4. The weight of a small book is _______________________ the weight of a large book.
(a) > (b) <
5. The number of angels in the Bible is _______________________ the number of animals on Noah's Ark.
(a) > (b) <
6. The height of a block tower is _______________________ the height of a bookshelf.
(a) > (b) <
7. The number of saints in heaven is _______________________ the number of books on a shelf.
(a) > (b) <
8. The length of a piece of string is _______________________ the length of a ruler.
(a) > (b) <
Holy Family Conclusion
Remember, comparing quantities helps us understand the relationships between numbers. Always use the correct symbols (> or <) to indicate whether one quantity is greater than or less than another.
Additional Tips for Parents and Teachers
* Encourage students to use objects and real-life examples to help them understand the concept of "great than" and "less than".
* Emphasize the importance of using the correct symbols (> or <) to indicate the relationship between the two quantities being compared.
* Consider using story problems or word problems that incorporate the Catholic faith and holy days to make the math more meaningful and relevant to the students' lives.
Answer Key
1. (b) < (the length of a crayon is shorter)
2. (a) > (Mary has more flowers)
3. (a) > (Jesus is older)
4. (b) < (the small book is lighter)
5. (a) > (there are more angels)
6. (b) < (the bookshelf is taller)
7. (a) > (there are more saints)
8. (b) < (the ruler is longer)
I hope this worksheet helps your 1st-grade students practice comparing quantities and have fun while learning about the Catholic faith!
