What Is Full?

Worksheet Description

This worksheet features various items, some depicted as full and others as empty, each with a blank box underneath. Students are instructed to place an “X” under the items that are full. The images are arranged in two rows with the top row containing a bottle, a bookshelf, and a bucket, and the bottom row showing a basket of fruit, a shopping cart, and a milk carton. The task requires students to observe and identify the state of each item in order to mark them correctly.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the concept of empty and full by having them differentiate between items that are filled and those that are not. It encourages critical thinking as students must analyze and compare the state of each item. The activity aids in developing their observational skills and attention to detail. Moreover, this exercise supports cognitive development by reinforcing the understanding of opposites, an essential early math and language skill.