Measurement Worksheets
Measurement is an important skill for kids to learn. With these measurement worksheets, they can learn about objects that are longer or shorter, taller or shorter, and heavier or lighter. These printable worksheets are a great way to help students practice measurement skills. Plus, they're free to download and use!
Longer or Shorter Worksheet #1
Measure the Length
Non Standard Measurements - Kitchen
Measurement - Pencil Length
Reading a Thermometer (Celsius) : 0C to 100C - #3
Reading a Thermometer (Celsius) : 0C to 100C - #1
Capacity: More or Less than One Liter - #2
Capacity: More or Less than One Liter - #1
Sorting by Capacity - #1
Reading a Thermometer (Celsius) : 0C to 100C - #2
Capacity: More or Less than 1 Gallon - #1
Reading a Thermometer (Fahrenheit) : -40F to 60F - #3
Reading a Thermometer (Fahrenheit) : 0F to 100F - #1
Reading a Thermometer (Fahrenheit) : 0F to 100F - #2
Reading a Thermometer (Fahrenheit) : 0F to 100F - #3
Measurement - Length
Non Standard Measurements - Lab Equipments
Measurement - Brush Length
Longer or Shorter Worksheet #5
Reading a Thermometer (Fahrenheit) : -40F to 60F - #2
Measurement - Flute Length
Students need to know there are three types of measurement: length, weight, and capacity. Metric units are used to measure length, weight, and capacity in the metric system. Customary units are used to measure length, weight, and capacity in the US customary system.
What is a measurement?
A measurement is a number that tells us how much of something there is. For example, if we measure the length of a table, we might say it is two meters long. This means that the table is two times as long as a meter.
Some common measurement tools include rulers, tape measures, scales, and thermometers.
