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Juno's Building Site: Heavier or Lighter?

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MeasurementComparisonsKindergarten2 preview imagesAdded Oct 2026

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Compare weights with Juno the builder elephant. Kindergartners learn that heavier means harder to lift, pick the heavier or lighter of two everyday things, read a seesaw to compare two closed bags, and find out why five pencils are still lighter than one chair. Every direction is read aloud, and every wrong tap gets a spoken hint.

What's included

  • 11 narrated scenes with Juno the builder elephant
  • 6 graded picks: heavier or lighter
  • A seesaw to read when you can't see inside
  • Spoken hints on every wrong tap

Learning objectives

  • Know that heavier means harder to lift, and lighter means easier to lift.
  • Pick the heavier or the lighter of two things.
  • Read a seesaw: the heavier side goes down.
  • Know that more things aren't always heavier: one chair is heavier than five pencils.

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