Are you looking for a way to review your child about comparing sizes? These free preschool worksheets should do the trick- Big, Bigger, Biggest Free Printable!

Comparing sizes is a basic skill that preschool-aged children are expected to learn. It’s a good thing that it is so easy to teach.
To start, I would say, work with actual objects. Blocks and manipulative are my favorite teaching tools.
As my students build with the toys, I make sure to use the words small, big, smaller, biggest and other comparing words. Then I make them repeat the words.
I also encourage them to make comparisons in other situations whenever possible and appropriate.
Also, since comparing sizes is very visual, I also have cute preschool worksheets for my students to work on. An easy supplement to our lesson.
And that’s what I’m sharing with you in this post. Below, You’ll find the link to my free preschool worksheets.


These free math worksheets come in two sets: black and white, and colored versions.
For the black and white set, the instruction is to color the big objects red and green and the small objects blue and yellow.
While in the colored set, your child has to circle and cross out the objects accordingly.


By the way, these free preschool worksheets are in PDF format so they’re easy to download and print. Just click on the link and you’re good to go.


Teacher’s Note:
Use concrete objects to teach about comparing sizes.
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6 Responses
Hi there
Came across your fabulous free printable worksheets and was really excited to use them, however with the email address through the middle of the picture, I find it makes them unusable. So disappointed
Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind words about the worksheets, and I’m really sorry the watermark made them difficult for you to use. I completely understand your disappointment.
The email address is included to help protect the free resources from being redistributed without permission, but I do appreciate your feedback. I’ll definitely keep your comment in mind as I work on improving the worksheets. Thank you for taking the time to let me know. ❤️
thank you so much
Happy to serve! 🙂
Thank you so much! It’s truly a big help for us moms 🙂
Happy to serve! I hope your child enjoys using our free math worksheets.Happy learning!