About this worksheet
A big sailboat, apple, star and hat down the left, and the same four drawn small down the right, in a different order. The child draws a line from each big picture to its small match.
This page comes at big and small from the other side. Instead of asking which is bigger, it asks a child to see that a small apple is still an apple, which is the other half of understanding size. The shuffled order means no line goes straight across, so every match takes a real look.
Four pairs and simple outlines keep it short, which makes it a good first page for a child who is new to worksheets, and the pictures can be colored in once the lines are done.
What students will practice
- Recognize the same object at two sizes
- Draw a line to match a pair
- Look past size to see what a picture is
Details
- Grade level
- Pre-K
- Subject
- Math · Measurement
- Pages
- 1
- Format
- PDF · US Letter and A4 included
- License
- Free for classroom use · Attribution appreciated
- Last updated
- September 13, 2026
