About this game

Who has more?

Who has more?: a free Pre-K math game for ages 4-5. Each round draws 5 questions; instructions are read aloud and every answer is checked and explained.

How it plays and why it helps

At a snack table, the first complaint is often about who got more. Who has more? turns that complaint into a Pre-K game. A story is read aloud, such as Sami has 4 carrots and Leah has more, and Sami's carrots appear in a row. Your child taps the picture of Leah's carrots among four groups. Five stories make a round, and each answer is checked and explained: Sami has 4 and Leah has 5, so Leah has more.

Here more is decided by pairing, not by guessing. Each carrot in the row gets a partner in the picture, and the group with one left over has more. This is one-to-one correspondence. It works before a child can count far.

Each card also offers a group with exactly as many as Sami's. It matches perfectly, which makes it look right. Point to one pair at a time and ask, "Does anyone get an extra?" Name the method afterward: "You found the one left over."

Aligned with

  • P-MATH 4 Child compares numbers.

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