Doku, The Smaller One: Doku is becoming a naughty kid. He is not listening to his elder brother Poku. Doku is smaller than Poku and Poku is bigger than Doku. So Poku thinks he knows what’s right and what’s not. To help Doku understand the difference between bigger and smaller, Poku has asked Doku to correctly find out the smaller and bigger numbers in the following games. Can Doku do so? Let’s help the naughty kid.
Compare the two numbers in each box and Click/Tap on the smaller number.
Now Click/Tap on the bigger number in each box.
Helping the Mother, Again and Again! Poku and Doku’s mother has asked them to put some fruits in the fridge. But Doku is still too small to use a fridge. So Poku has made two boxes, one for red-coloured fruits and one for green-coloured fruits. The fruits are lying all around. Help Doku move and place the red-coloured fruits in the red box and the green-coloured fruits in the green box.
Feeding the Animals Again: Today, Doku’s mother is going out to feed some birds and fish. Let’s assist her.
Click/Tap on the box with MORE birds.
Click/Tap on the box with MORE fish.
Lunch Break: After helping his mother, Doku is tired and hungry. So his mother has asked him to eat some strawberries that he had kept in the fridge. Can you help Doku pick a good plate?
Click/Tap on the plate which has MORE strawberries.
New Guests: Doku has made a new friend. He is a happy, jumping squirrel named Mr Peanut. He has invited Mr Peanut to his birthday party. He also wants Mr Peanut to bring his friends. But due to lack of space, he can invite only 10 of them. Can you help Doku invite 10 squirrels for his birthday party?
Click/Tap to select 10 squirrels.
Delicious, Red Apples: Doku’s mother has bought delicious, red apples for Mr Peanut and his friends. Can you help Doku keep 10 red apples aside for the new guests of his party so that his family can enjoy the rest of the apples?
Drag and drop 10 apples in the left blue box for Doku’s party. How many are left for the family? Use the golden numbers given at the bottom to write the numbers of Tens and Ones in the small boxes given on the right.