Thick and Thin | Maths for UKG PDF Download

Introduction

• Thick – Thin Concept: Think about things in terms of thickness.
• Picture Analogies: Imagine thick and thin like the pages of a book.

Examples

Example 1: Thick – Big Tree Trunk:

Tree trunks are thick and strong to support the branches and leaves.

Example 2: Thin – Tree Branch:

Compared to the trunk, tree branches are thin and flexible.

Example 3: Thick – Pancakes Stack:

Thick pancakes have more batter and are filling.

Example 4: Thin – Crepe:

Crepes are thin and great for wrapping tasty fillings.

Example 5: Thick – Winter Jacket:

Winter jackets are thick to keep you warm in cold weather.

Example 6: Thin – Summer Shirt:

Thin shirts are comfortable to wear in hot weather.

Conclusion

• Thick – Thin Simplified: Imagine thick as heavy or substantial, and thin as light or delicate.
• Use in Everyday Life: Understanding this concept helps us describe and compare things in our surroundings.

So, whether it's choosing pancakes for breakfast or deciding what to wear, the thick-thin concept is a handy tool!