Heavy and light worksheets kindergarten

Try these heavy vs. light worksheets to up your skills in comparing objects of different weights and distinguish between heavier and lighter objects.

This free kindergarten math worksheet is a fun and interactive way for young students to learn about the concept of measurement. Through six pairs of black and white cliparts, children are challenged to identify which object in each pair is heavier or lighter. By completing this worksheet, students can develop their observation skills, learn about the relationship between size and weight, and start building a foundation for more advanced math concepts in the future. Perfect for parents and…

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You are given a series of objects in groups to compare. Color the objects based on the directions that are provided on the worksheet. This worksheet is a coloring activity designed to teach children the concept of weight. The page is divided into two parts: the upper section has pictures of various objects that students...

Heavy and Light Sort Worksheet K.MD.A.2 (Real Photos)Heavy vs. Light Sorting Page12 picturesanswer keyAligned to K.MD.A.1Describe measurable attributes of objects, such as length or weight. Describe several measurable attributes of a single object.K.MD.A.2Directly compare two objects with a measurable attribute in common, to see which object has more of/less of the attribute, and describe the difference. For example, directly compare the heights of two children and describe one child as…

We have created a beautiful worksheet to teach the concept of heavy and light to kids. The preschool kids need to understand which is heavier through scale. So, we have created 5 different pages with pictures, please download the PDF Heavy and Light Worksheets for Preschool Kids

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Which object is heavier? Kids have to determine which object is heavier by completing a simple heavy and light cut-and-paste activity. Children can match the pictures of heavier objects with the pictures of lighter objects that appear on a scale.