Comparing Numbers: Greater Than and Less Than for Kids

Michael and Bali go for a walk, observing the weather and counting stones, which turn out to be turtles. They feed the turtles flowers and compare the number of turtles and frogs they encounter. The video concludes with a farewell and a reminder to subscribe.

What do Michael and Bali need for a good walk?

• A picnic basket

• Sunglasses

• A map

• Good weather

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Why is it hard to count the clouds?

• They move too fast

• They are invisible

• The sky is too huge

• They are too small

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What do Michael and Bali discover when they count the stones?

• They are frogs

• They are flowers

• They are actually turtles

• They are colorful dots

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How many flowers do they need to feed the turtles?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

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How many turtles are in the water?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

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Which number is larger, the number of turtles in the grass or in the water?

• Number in the water

• Cannot be determined

• Number in the grass

• They are equal

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How many frogs are there in the stream?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

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Which number is larger, the number of frogs or the number of turtles in the stream?

• Cannot be determined

• They are equal

• Number of turtles

• Number of frogs

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How many turtles are there in total?

• Three

• Six

• Five

• Four

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What is the larger number when comparing all turtles and all frogs?

• Number of frogs

• Cannot be determined

• Number of turtles

• They are equal

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