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Big or Small Worksheets
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Give your students the practice they need to develop visual discrimination and basic math skills with 42 engaging worksheets! Students will interactively identify big or small objects by coloring pictures, circling or tracing the words ‘big’ or ‘small’, cutting, pasting and sorting (classifying) pictures. This type of engagement will also allow your students to use and develop fine motor skills!
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