Roll and Compare Two Things
Compare two things on each of 28 A2 squares, choosing your own adjective and full sentence. Everyday pairings include transport, seasons, food, leisure and places, with a teacher page illustrating possible comparisons.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 28 task squares on a printable route
- Suggested completions; answers vary
Choose a meaningful comparative rather than mechanically reuse bigger.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Set up the one-page board with a die and counters, keeping the example page separate.
- Show how horse and mouse can support bigger than, then elicit a second adjective that fits the same pair.
- Players compare the landed pair and add context when the claim depends on preference or a particular example.
- During feedback, contrast shorter -er forms with more comfortable and less expensive from the examples.
Support and extension
Opinions may differ. Judge the comparative construction and whether the pair is meaningfully compared, not whether every player shares the stated preference.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
