Grade: Kindergarten Subject: Mathematics Unit: Measurement & Time Basics SAT: ProblemSolving+DataAnalysis ACT: Math

Guided Practice: Measurement & Time

Let's practice comparing sizes and putting events in order, step by step!

Part 1: Comparing Sizes

How to Compare

When we compare two things, we look at them side by side and ask: Which one is bigger? Which one is smaller? Which one is taller?

1 Example: Which is bigger?

🐘

Elephant

🐁

Mouse

Think out loud: "I see an elephant and a mouse. The elephant is much, much bigger than the mouse. The mouse is tiny and small. So the elephant is BIGGER!"

Answer: The elephant is bigger!

2 Example: Which is taller?

🦒

Giraffe

🐕

Dog

Think out loud: "The giraffe has a very long neck and goes way up high. The dog is closer to the ground. The giraffe is TALLER!"

Answer: The giraffe is taller!

Now You Try!

Practice 1: Which is bigger?

🏠

House

🏕️

Tent

Practice 2: Which is smaller?

🍉

Watermelon

🍇

Grape

Practice 3: Which is taller?

🌲

Tree

🌷

Flower

Practice 4: Which is longer?

🚂

Train

🚗

Car

Part 2: Time Sequences

Putting Events in Order

Things happen in order during the day. Morning comes first, then afternoon, then evening, then night!

1 Example: What comes first?

🌅

Morning

☀️

Afternoon

🌙

Night

Think out loud: "The day starts when the sun comes up. That's morning! Morning comes FIRST, before afternoon and night."

Answer: Morning comes first!

2 Example: What happens next?

Wake up

What's next?

🏫

Go to school

Think out loud: "First I wake up. Before I go to school, I need to eat breakfast! Breakfast comes after waking up and before school."

Answer: Eat breakfast!

Now You Try!

Practice 5: What time of day do we wake up?

⏰ 😊

Time to wake up!

Practice 6: What time of day do we go to sleep?

😴 💤

Time to sleep!

Practice 7: What comes AFTER morning?

🌅

Morning

What's next?

Practice 8: What comes BEFORE night?

What comes before?

🌙

Night

Practice 9: When do we eat lunch?

🥪 🍎 🧃

Lunchtime!

Practice 10: Which activity happens first in the morning?

Great Job!

Remember:
  • When comparing sizes, look at both things side by side
  • Use words like bigger, smaller, taller, shorter, longer
  • The day goes: Morning → Afternoon → Evening → Night
  • Think about what you do at different times of day