When children learn how to compare numbers, they really benefit from seeing the visual representation of numbers. To compare smaller numbers (4 or under), they often use visual clues, like the size of the collections, the arrangement of items in the collections, the amount of space each collection takes, etc. to determine which number is more. When they need to compare larger numbers (5 or above), seeing visual representation of the numbers can provide them a chance to use strategies like lining up the crackers and matching items from each collection in a one-to-one style and determine which collection has more, or when there is a big difference between the two numbers, they can tell by the size of the collections.

So we introduce children to the concept of number comparison with visual representation of numbers. This game provides an opportunity for children to draw random numbers, find the cards with the corresponding number of bananas (visual representations of the numbers), and compare the numbers with the help of seeing concrete representations of numbers.