Big and Small Worksheet Maker

Mark which picture is big and which is small

Open the free Big and Small Worksheet Maker

See what you can make

Each style below is a ready-made sample — tap to play it, and every worksheet is free to print.

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Find the Biggest

Children spot and tap the biggest (or smallest) picture in each set.

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Order by Size

Put the pictures in order from smallest to biggest.

About this worksheet maker

Comparing size is one of the earliest ways children describe the world, and it lays groundwork for later measuring. This free big-and-small worksheet maker shows the same kind of picture at two sizes and asks the child to mark which is big and which is small.

Because the task is purely about looking and comparing, even pre-readers can join in confidently, building the vocabulary of big, small, bigger, and smaller as they go.

Pick a friendly theme for the pictures and print the sheet, which comes with an answer key for quick checking. Familiar themed pictures help young children stay interested while they compare. It works in the browser in 11 languages, with no login and no install.

How to use it in class

Choose a theme so the pictures feel familiar to your group.
Print the worksheet for each child.
Ask children to mark the big picture and the small picture.
Check the answers against the printed key.

Worksheet ideas

Compare two real classroom objects before children start.
Use it at a sorting centre with big and small toys.
Model the words big, small, bigger, and smaller as you go.
Send a sheet home to spot big and small things around the house.