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Measuring and Comparing length worksheet

These are the free printable worksheet pdf for measuring and Comparing length for grade 1. Please download these worksheets by clicking on the images or links shown below.

We’re going to study how to compare the lengths of various items using scale or any other measuring items.

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These are Measuring and Comparing Length Worksheets in cm for Grade 1 children using a ruler. Children will be able to learn practice measuring the objects in centimeters (cm) and compare their lengths using rulers.

Arrange the objects in order from shortest to longest from 1 to 7
Arrange objects in order from shortest to longest from 1 to 7
Look at the lengths of each pair of objects given and circle the longer one
Look at length of each pair of object and circle the longer one
Use a ruler to measure the length of each object and write the measurement in cm
Use a ruler to measure the length of each object
Measure the length of each object using a ruler given in the worksheet.
Measure length of each object using ruler and write the length
Follow the instructions given in the worksheet to draw and measuring the lines length
Follow the instructions to draw and measure the lines
Solve the word problems on measuring the lengths.
Solve the word problems on measuring the lengths.

Concept for measuring the length in cm using a ruler

  • Length is the measurement of how long an object is from one end to the other.
  • We use centimeters (cm) to measure small objects like a pencil, book etc.
  • A ruler is a tool used to measure length in cm accurately.

How to Use a Ruler to Measure length in cm

  • Align one end of the object with the 0 cm mark on the ruler.
  • Look at the number where the object ends to find its length in cm.
  • Read the measurement in cm (e.g., “The book is 15 cm long”). Example:
    If a pencil starts at 0 cm and ends at 10 cm, its length is 10 cm.