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Ages 3–4🧩 Puzzles

Sort by size: biggest, smallest, smallest to biggest (ages 3–4)

Three rows: circle the biggest, circle the smallest, join from smallest to biggest. “Bigger – smaller” on one sheet.

A4 / Letter · 1 page · no sign-up · free for home and preschool

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In the print dialog choose actual size (100 %) and black and white. Add a thick triangular crayon.

Why is this sheet for ages 3–4?

Comparing size is first maths: “bigger than”, “smaller than”, “put in order”. A three-year-old manages it with clear differences – so the sizes differ a lot.

  • The words bigger / smaller / biggest / smallest.
  • Ordering four things by one feature.
  • Graded tasks: from one circle to a whole row.

💬 Tip for parents

Use the words out loud: “this is the biggest, this the smallest”. Play the third task first with real toy cars or spoons on the table.

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