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Nesa: Underwater Shoals

Compare groups of sea friends and help them match.

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Ages 3–5 · 5 levels

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Compare groups of sea friends and help them match.

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Help for grown-ups

How to start

Listen for more, fewer, or the same number, then compare both groups. Choose the matching side or equality answer. In the final level, add bubbles to the smaller group until the groups match.

What your child practices

Comparing quantities, recognizing equality, and finding how many more make two groups equal.

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A gentler start

Use the first level and point to each object once while counting. Say the question again before your child chooses.

A little more thinking

In an adding task, predict the missing amount before adding bubbles. Pair the groups to show why your prediction works.

These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.

Little hints & worksheet answers

Give each object on one side a partner on the other. Which objects have no partner?

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Try it away from the screen

Lay out three socks and five socks in two groups. Pair them one to one. Add socks to the smaller group until every sock has a partner.

Nesa: Underwater Shoals