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These free printable Grade 1 measurement worksheets give children simple practice with comparing and measuring familiar objects. Activities cover length, height, weight, size and distance, including longer and shorter, tall and short, heavier and lighter, near and far, and measuring with blocks. The worksheets are designed for early learners and can be used for classroom practice, homework, revision or homeschool learning.
What is measurement?
Measurement is finding out how long, how heavy, or how much something is by comparing it with something else. In Class 1, children usually begin with simple comparisons and non-standard units before moving to more formal measuring tools.
What Students Learn in Class 1 Measurement
- 1) Compare objects that are longer or shorter.
- 2) Compare objects that are taller or shorter.
- 3) Measure simple objects using blocks as a non-standard unit.
- 4) Identify heavier and lighter objects.
- 5) Compare objects by size, including big and small.
- 6) Compare thin and thick objects.
- 7) Understand simple near and far comparisons.
Compare the Length
Circle the correct answer:
- 1) A pencil is ( longer / shorter ) than a crayon.
- 2) A tree is ( taller / shorter ) than a chair.
- 3) I am round all around — like a ball!
I am a __________. - 4) I have 1 flat circle face and a pointed top.
I am a __________.
Measure with Blocks!
Count how many blocks long each object is.
Object Length (in blocks)
- 1) Eraser ⬜⬜⬜⬜
- 2) Pencil ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜
- 3) Book ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜
- Write the numbers:
- Eraser: ___ blocks
Pencil: ___ blocks
Book: ___ blocks
Which is Heavier?
Match the object to the heavier one.
- 1) 🐘 Elephant or 🐶 Dog → ___________
- 2) 🎒 School Bag or 🍎 Apple → ___________
- 3) 📚 3 Books or ✏️ 1 Pencil → ___________
More or Less (Capacity)
Find these solid shapes hidden in the picture:
- 1) 🥤 Who has more juice?
- A. 🧃 (Half-full glass)
- B. 🧃 (Full glass)
- 👉 Answer: _________
- Which box has less space?
- A. (Almost full)
- B. (Half-full)
- 👉 Answer: _________
Tips for Teaching Measurement in Class 1
Measurement is easier to understand when children can compare real objects before completing a worksheet. Ask your child to decide which of two objects is longer, shorter, taller, heavier or smaller. For simple length activities, use the same object, such as blocks, repeatedly as a non-standard measuring unit. Encourage children to explain how they made their comparison rather than only giving an answer.
How to Use These Worksheets
- Classroom practice: use a worksheet during a measurement lesson.
- Homework: reinforce measurement vocabulary after class.
- Revision: use the sheets for additional practice before an assessment.
- Homeschool practice: combine worksheets with real-object measurement activities.
FAQs
Class 1 measurement practice commonly begins with comparing length and height, identifying bigger and smaller objects, comparing heavier and lighter objects and using simple non-standard units to explore length.
Yes. The worksheet PDFs linked on this page are available as free printable resources for practice at home or in the classroom.
The available worksheets cover measurement basics such as longer and shorter, tall and short, near and far, heavier and lighter, measuring with blocks, and comparing big, small, thin and thick objects.
Yes. The printable worksheets can be used for classroom practice, homework, revision, or additional practice at home.
Start with familiar objects. Ask children to compare two objects directly, use words such as longer, shorter, taller, heavier and lighter and then introduce simple measuring activities using the same unit repeatedly.
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