Max's Math: Size by Your Eyes | Max's Math Adventures Student Activity

Play Audio	Ruth and I use our eyes To look around At things in town And compare their size.
	Size By Your Eyes
Play Audio	We saw a HOUSE. We saw a MOUSE. We saw them with our eyes. Can you figure Which is bigger? Or are they the same size?
Play Audio	We saw a RAKE. We saw a SNAKE. We saw them with our eyes. Here's an order: Which one's shorter? Or are they the same size?
Play Audio	We saw a PAN. We saw a FAN. We saw them with our eyes. Won't you holler — Which one's smaller? Or are they the same size?
Play Audio	We saw a NICKEL. We saw a PICKLE. We saw them with our eyes. Here's a riddle: Which one's little? Or are they the same size?

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Max's Challenge

Read the poem again. Each time Max asks about size, decide: Is one of the things smaller and one of the things larger? Or are they about the same size? Use the Activity Page to help you compare.

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A house is:
A house is bigger than a mouse.
A house is smaller than a mouse.
A house is about the same size as a mouse.

A rake is:
A rake is shorter than a snake.
A rake is taller than a snake.
A rake is about the same size.

A pan is:
A pan is smaller than a fan.
A pan is bigger than a fan.
A pan is about the same size.

A nickel is:
A nickel is smaller than a pickle.
A nickel is bigger than a pickle.
A nickel is about the same size.