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    • All Games for Kids on Comparing Objects

    Make the Sets of Objects Equal Game
    Make the Sets of Objects Equal Game

    Dive deep into the world of number sense by making the sets of objects equal.

    K K.CC.6
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    Compare and Tell Where are More Objects Game
    Compare and Tell Where are More Objects Game

    Help your child master number sense with this fun 'Compare and Tell Where are More Objects' game.

    PREK K K.CC.6
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    Rearrange Groups to Make a Set Bigger Game
    Rearrange Groups to Make a Set Bigger Game

    Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to rearrange groups to make a set bigger.

    K K.CC.6
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    Compare the Sets of Objects Game
    Compare the Sets of Objects Game

    Practice the superpower of number sense by learning how to compare sets of objects.

    K K.CC.6
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    Compare by Matching Game
    Compare by Matching Game

    Take the pressure off by simplifying number sense with our interactive 'Compare by Matching' game.

    PREK K PK.CC.5
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    Compare Group of Objects Game
    Compare Group of Objects Game

    Ask your little one to compare a group of objects to play this game.

    PREK K PK.CC.5
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    It is now universally acknowledged that game-based learning helps kids learn faster and stimulates faculties such as visual-spatial comprehension, problem-solving skills, forming connections, etc. This lays a strong foundation for learning later on in life.

    Introduction

    Comparison in a mathematical sense involves classifying two or more entities as being greater than, smaller than, or equal to each other. It is one of the simplest operations our minds perform every day - so simple in fact that we tend to forget that, like all other forms of deductive reasoning, it too needs to be learned. 

    Interesting Ways to Teach the Topic

    Working with young minds can be a delicate task. You have to be careful not to lose their delicate train of thought while ensuring they retain what is taught. The solution is to make learning fun and interactive. Our platform provides several fun educational games that make the concept of comparison within 10 both fun and engaging. These games include:

    1. The Treehouse Party

    This game features Oolzoo, an adorable character who is sure to become your child's best friend. The game involves helping Oolzoo return to the treehouse party from which he just fell down by enabling him to fly back with the help of balloons. By playing this game, children acquire a sense of comparison, as only a larger number of balloons from among the options appearing on-screen will help Oolzoo return to the party.

    2. Compare Groups

    This is a simple game in which two sets of objects are placed side by side, and the player has to identify which set has fewer objects in it.

    3. Equal Groups

    Comparisons involve identifying greater and smaller, more and less, and identifying equal quantities. This game focuses on the crucial concept of understanding equals by having players rearrange objects in two boxes until they are equal.

    How to Support your Child With Comparison

    Each child learns at their own pace, making it important to be patient with the learning process. Remember, everything in the world appears new, complex, and full of wonders to a child's mind. The best way to support your child in this journey is to join them in discovering the fascinating world that underlies simple processes like comparisons. 

    Conclusion

    Variety is the spice of life, and it's only through comparison that our minds can process the notion of difference or variety. We know things are different from each other by knowing that they are larger or smaller, more or less, and so on. Comparison is thus an important conceptual tool that lays the foundation for both a logical comprehension and an appreciation for the world around us.

    One of the best ways to ensure that your child understands this key concept is by allowing them to explore it through the fun and interactive games on SplashLearn.

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