Kindergarten Comparing Length Worksheet (Set E)
Free printable Kindergarten comparing length worksheet with an answer key, comparing and measuring length with informal units. Print as a PDF for the classroom or home.
How to teach comparing and measuring length teaching guide, with a worked explanation.
Comparing Length
Compare the lengths, then answer each question.
- 1.The leaf is 3 paperclips long. The spoon is 9 paperclips long. Which is shorter?
- 2.The shoe is 8 counters long. The sock is 2 counters long. Which is longer?
- 3.The crayon is 8 paperclips long. The brush is 2 paperclips long. Which is shorter?
- 4.The leaf is 8 blocks long. The crayon is 2 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 5.The stick is 2 counters long. The ribbon is 10 counters long. Which is longer?
- 6.The stick is 5 cubes long. The key is 7 cubes long. Which is shorter?
- 7.The sock is 4 paperclips long. The crayon is 9 paperclips long. Which is longer?
- 8.The ribbon is 7 blocks long. The crayon is 5 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 9.The crayon is 3 blocks long. The straw is 6 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 10.The brush is 10 cubes long. The spoon is 2 cubes long. Which is longer?
- 11.The stick is 7 blocks long. The sock is 6 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 12.The ribbon is 7 cubes long. The crayon is 10 cubes long. Which is shorter?
- 13.The book is 4 paperclips long. The straw is 5 paperclips long. Which is shorter?
- 14.The sock is 6 paperclips long. The straw is 9 paperclips long. Which is shorter?
- 15.The key is 2 blocks long. The sock is 7 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 16.The book is 3 counters long. The stick is 5 counters long. Which is shorter?
- 17.The ribbon is 10 cubes long. The leaf is 8 cubes long. Which is shorter?
- 18.The key is 3 blocks long. The pencil is 8 blocks long. Which is longer?
- 19.The crayon is 4 cubes long. The stick is 2 cubes long. Which is shorter?
- 20.The key is 8 blocks long. The ribbon is 9 blocks long. Which is longer?
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Before rulers, children compare lengths directly (lining objects up) and measure with informal units like blocks or paperclips laid end to end, then compare the counts.
In class: Compare objects directly (line them up at one end) and by measuring with informal units, blocks or paperclips placed end to end with no gaps, then compare the counts.
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