Comparison31 Skills
Year 2
1.82

Long and Short

1.83

Tall and Short

1.84

Compare Size, Weight and Capacity

1.85

Light and Heavy

1.86

Holds More or Less

1.92

Positions - Inside and Outside

1.93

Positions - Above, Below

1.94

Positions - Left, Middle, Right

1.96

Positions - 3x3 Grid

Year 3
2.20

Put Numbers in Order Up to 120

2.118

Positions - Above, Below

2.119

Positions - Left, Middle, Right

2.121

Positions - 3x3 Grid

2.125

Which Bar Graph Is Correct?

2.126

Venn Diagrams

Year 4
3.11

Put Numbers in Order Up to 120

3.12

Greatest and Least

3.13

Greatest and Least

3.14

Greatest and Least Up to 1000 II

3.15

Greatest and Least Up to 1000 I

3.118

Which Bar Graph Is Correct?

Year 5
4.6

Put Numbers in Order Up to 120

4.61

Put Decimal Numbers in Order Up to 4 Places

4.83

Venn Diagrams

Year 6
5.82

Compare Decimal Numbers Up to 4 Places

5.83

Compare Decimal Numbers Up to 2 Places

5.84

Put Decimal Numbers in Order with Numbers Up to 5

Key Stage 3
KS3.3

Put Decimal Numbers in Order Up to 4 Places

KS3.11

Put Decimal Numbers in Order with Numbers Up to 5

KS3.68

Estimate Positive and Negative Square Roots

KS3.77

Estimate Cube Roots

We use comparison skills all the time in our everyday lives, so students need to feel confident about this topic. Math Games’ large variety of free, curriculum-based games make that happen and also make learning engaging and fun!

Children at various grade levels can use our website to practice skills such as:

  • Identifying, classifying and comparing shapes
  • Explaining where objects are in relation to each other
  • Describing the qualities of different objects
  • Comparing and understanding the value of whole and decimal numbers
  • Estimating and comparing square and cube roots

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