Printable Measurement Worksheets

In this measurement worksheet, students compare the weights of two objects using a balance scale. Learning how balance scales work helps students understand how to measure weight in units like grams or pounds. Worksheet instructions: Determine which object is heavier or lighter based on the balance scale. Circle the correct answer. Note that the questions at page bottom are challenging, requiring inferences (A is heavier than B, B is heavier than C, so A is heavier than C).

Worksheet instructions: Use the marbles at the bottom of this worksheet to measure the objects. Then, estimate the length of each object in inches. Each marble is about half an inch wide (0.5 inches).

Worksheet instructions: Use real quarters, or the cut-out ones from this worksheet, to measure the objects. Then, estimate the length of each object in inches. Each quarter is about 1 inch wide.

Worksheet instructions: Measure the objects using a ruler. Mark the length in inches (in).

Worksheet instructions: Measure the objects using a ruler. Mark the length in centimeters (cm).

Worksheet instructions: Measure the height of each group of legos using the ruler and write it in the box.

Worksheet instructions: Measure the height of each crayon using the ruler and write it in the box.

Worksheet instructions: Measure the length of each lego using the ruler and write it in the box.

Worksheet instructions: Measure the length of each crayon using the ruler and write it in the box.

Worksheet instructions: How many blocks tall is each item? Color those blocks.

Worksheet instructions: How many blocks tall is each item? Color those blocks.

Worksheet instructions: How many blocks long is each car? Color those blocks.

Worksheet instructions: How many blocks long is each car? Color those blocks.

Worksheet instructions: In each row below, there are three symbols: “greater than”, “less than” and “equal to”. Count the number of fish, then circle the correct symbol.

Worksheet instructions: In each row below, there are three symbols: “greater than”, “less than” and “equal to”. Count the number of fish, then circle the correct symbol.

Worksheet instructions: In each row, write the number of fish for each group. Then, circle the correct symbol: “greater than”, “less than” or “equal to”.

Worksheet instructions: In each row, circle the group that has more fish in it.

Worksheet instructions: In each row, circle the group that has more fish in it.

Worksheet instructions: Look at the pictures and then answer the questions.

Worksheet instructions: Look at the pictures and answer the questions.

Worksheet instructions: Look at the pictures and answer the questions.

Worksheet instructions: Measure the pictures using a ruler. Mark the length in centimeters (cm).

Worksheet instructions: Measure the objects using a ruler. Mark the length in inches (in).

Worksheet instructions: Use a penny to measure the height of each picture.

Worksheet instructions: Use a penny to measure the length of each picture.