Some groups look bigger at once, while others ask for a closer look. This Pre-K more or less circle the set worksheet puts two groups of the same animal in each box. The child compares them and circles one. The first two rows ask for the set with less, and the last row asks for more. Because the instruction changes, the child must read or listen before acting. This small switch trains attention as well as comparing sets, two skills that young learners use every day.