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Grade 1 capacity worksheets for comparing containers using full, empty, more, less, and about the same.
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Capacity — Concept FoundationsConcept Foundations for capacity in Grade 1. Look at containers, compare how full they are, and complete sentences using full, empty, more, less, or about the same.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Capacity — Visual ModelsVisual Models for capacity in Grade 1. Look at pairs of container models and choose full, empty, more, less, or about the same.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Capacity — Guided PracticeGuided Practice for capacity in Grade 1. Choose and complete answers to compare containers as full, empty, more, less, and about the same.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Capacity — Independent PracticeIndependent Practice for capacity in Grade 1. Compare pictured containers and choose the correct capacity word: full, empty, more, less, or about the same.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Capacity — Real-World ProblemsReal-World Problems for capacity in Grade 1. Read short capacity stories, compare containers, and choose or complete the correct capacity word.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Capacity — Reasoning ChallengeReasoning Challenge for capacity in Grade 1. Compare container capacities using full, empty, more, less, and about the same, then choose or complete the best answer.Grade 1Free PDF previewPractice that builds confidence
Practise Capacity
Grade 1 capacity worksheets for comparing containers using full, empty, more, less, and about the same.
Grade 1 capacity worksheets for comparing containers using full, empty, more, less, and about the same.
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