Non-Standard Measurement – Length Worksheets for Kindergarten and Grade 1
These non-standard measurement worksheets help kindergarten and Grade 1 children develop an early understanding of length and height. Through simple, hands-on activities, children learn to compare objects, identify the tallest and shortest items, and measure length using uniform cubes.
The 9 worksheets gradually introduce measuring length, starting with visual comparisons and progressing to measuring with cubes and a ruler.
What’s Included in This Length Measurement Worksheet Set?
Worksheets 1–2: Comparing Height and Length
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Worksheet 1: Children look at two objects, identify the tallest one, and color it.
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Worksheet 2: Children cut out five objects and paste them in order from shortest to longest.
These activities help children compare objects visually before moving on to measurement.
Worksheets 3–7: Measuring with Cubes
Children measure the length of each object by coloring the matching number of cubes and recording their answers. These activities introduce non-standard units of measurement and help children understand how equal-sized units can be used to measure objects.
Worksheet 8: Measuring with a Ruler
Children use a ruler to measure the length of each pencil and write their answers in the boxes. This activity prepares them to measure objects using a standard measuring tool.
Worksheet 9: Measuring in Centimetres
Children use a ruler to measure the given objects to the nearest centimetre. This introduces standard units of measurement and helps children practise measuring length more accurately.
Learning Through These Worksheets
This worksheet set follows a gradual learning approach. Children begin by comparing objects visually, move on to measuring with cubes, and then learn to use a ruler and centimetres.
These length measurement worksheets for kindergarten and Grade 1 help build early measurement skills and prepare children for more formal maths activities.
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