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Get your students measuring like pros with these simple and ready-to-use worksheets! This bundle has fifteen hands-on and engaging worksheets! Students will love being able to measure objects using paperclips or using their knowledge of how big things are to compare objects in length. As students complete each worksheet you will quickly be able to gauge where your students are at in their understanding of non-standard measurement!

Here's what you'll get:

✅ 15 Non-Standard Measurement Worksheets:

Long, Longer Longest & Short, Shorter, Shortest (3 Pages): Identify objects that are long, longer, and longest and short, shorter, and shortest.
Order By Length (2 Pages): Order objects from longest to shortest and from shortest to longest.
Similar in Length: Determine which object is similar in length to the given object.
How Many Paperclips Long Is It?: Count how many paperclips long each object is.
How Many Blocks Tall Are the Animals?: count how many blocks tall each animal is.
Measure with Paperclips (5 Pages): Measure each animal with regular-sized paperclips (not big paperclips) across the dark black line.
Can You Measure Like This?: Look at each object and the way it's measured. Then they need to determine whether or not an object can be measured like that and explain why or why not.
Non-Standard Measurement Unit Review: Covers measuring with paperclips, ordering objects from shortest to longest, identifying objects that are similar in length, and determining if you can measure with paperclips the way shown in the picture and explaining why or why not.

These worksheets are perfect for formally assessing students' understanding during whole-class instruction. You can also use them in math centers or as a rotation in Daily 5.

The best part? You'll love being able to see exactly where your students are at in the learning process. Do they know the vocabulary? Do they know how to line up the paper clips the proper way to measure an object?Do they know how to identify objects similar in length? Can they explain why an object can or can't be measured the presented way? You'll see right away!

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These worksheets are quick to print and easy for students to understand. Your students will be learning but will be having fun in the process! They're also easy to assign a substitute to do with students.

Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

CCSS.1.MD.A.1, CCSS.1.MD.A.2

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