Let’s go through each picture one by one and count how many blocks (units) match the length or height of each object.
We’ll look at each box in order, left to right, top to bottom.
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Top Row:
1.
Snowman – The vertical stack of blocks next to it has 8 blocks. So, snowman =
8 units ✔
2.
Girl in winter clothes – Vertical stack has 6 blocks. So, girl =
6 units ✔
3.
Igloo – Horizontal row of blocks under it has 7 blocks. So, igloo =
7 units ✔
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Middle Row:
4.
Polar bear – Horizontal row under it has 10 blocks. So, polar bear =
10 units ✔
5.
Penguin – Vertical stack next to it has 3 blocks. So, penguin =
3 units ✔
6.
Hat – Vertical stack next to it has 2 blocks. So, hat =
2 units ✔
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Bottom Row:
7.
Boy in winter clothes – Vertical stack next to him has 7 blocks. So, boy =
7 units ✔
8.
Boots – Horizontal row under them has 5 blocks. So, boots =
5 units ✔
9.
Sweater – Vertical stack next to it has 6 blocks. So, sweater =
6 units ✔
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All answers are already filled in correctly on the worksheet! But let’s double-check just to be sure:
- Snowman → 8 ✔️
- Girl → 6 ✔️
- Igloo → 7 ✔️
- Polar bear → 10 ✔️
- Penguin → 3 ✔️
- Hat → 2 ✔️
- Boy → 7 ✔️
- Boots → 5 ✔️
- Sweater → 6 ✔️
Everything matches!
Final Answer:
All measurements are correct as written:
8, 6, 7, 10, 3, 2, 7, 5, 6 units respectively.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free non standard measurement worksheet.
