Compare Two Objects with a Measurable Attribute: CCSS.Math.Content.K.MD.A.2 - Common Core: Kindergarten Math

The circle is smaller than the square.

The triangle is smaller than the rectangle.

The square is smaller than the rectangle.

The triangle is smaller than the circle.

The circle is smaller than the rectangle.

The triangle is smaller than the rectangle.

The circle is smaller than the rectangle.

The triangle is smaller than the square.

The circle is smaller than the square.

Line B is shorter than line A.

The circle is bigger than the triangle.

The rectangle is bigger than the circle.

The rectangle is bigger than the triangle.

Bigger means takes up more space. The rectangle takes up more space than the circle so the rectangle is bigger than the circle.

Bigger means takes up more space. The square takes up more space than the triangle so the square is bigger than the triangle.

The square is bigger than the circle.

The triangle is bigger than the circle.

The triangle is bigger than the square.

Longer means going past something else. Line A goes past line B so line A is longer than line B.

Line A in longer than line B.