School A has 30 students. School B has 16 students. Which school has smaller classes?, A, B, School A: Lessons are 50 minutes long. School B: Lessons are 35 minutes long. Which school has shorter lessons?, A, B, School A: The playground is 500 m². School B: The playground is 900 m². Which school has a bigger playground?, A, B, School A: It has old computers. School B: It has new tablets and smartboards. Which school is less modern?, A, B, School A: Students have 2 hours of homework every day. School B: Students have 30 minutes of homework every day. Which school has less homework?, A, B, School A: School finishes at 4:00 p.m. School B: School finishes at 2:30 p.m. Which school has a longer school day?, A, B, Which school day would you prefer? Why?, A to B?, B to A?, School A: Art, Music, Drama, Science, English. School B: Maths, English, Science. Which school has more subjects?, A, B, Does more always mean better?, Yes, because students can learn more things., No, because too many subjects can be difficult.

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