Let's solve each part of this
Grade 1 worksheet step by step, based on the instructions and images provided.
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Part 1: Count the paperclips to tell the length and height
We are to count how many paperclips long or high each object is.
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1. Pencil
- The pencil is lined up with
3 paperclips.
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✔ Answer: 3 paperclips long
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2. Ruler
- The ruler is shown with
5 paperclips placed below it.
- Each paperclip covers a portion of the ruler.
- Counting them:
5 paperclips
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✔ Answer: 5 paperclips long
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3. Giraffe
- The giraffe’s height is measured vertically using
4 paperclips stacked next to it.
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✔ Answer: 4 paperclips high
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4. Door
- The door has
3 paperclips stacked beside it to measure its height.
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✔ Answer: 3 paperclips high
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Part 2: Choose the correct answers
Now we compare objects to determine which is shorter, lower, higher, or longer.
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5. Which sandwich is shorter?
- There are two sandwiches:
- One large (long) sandwich
- One small (short) sandwich
- The smaller one is clearly shorter.
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✔ Answer: The bottom sandwich is shorter
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6. Which tree is lower?
- Two trees are shown:
- One tall tree
- One short tree
- The smaller tree is lower.
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✔ Answer: The right tree is lower
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7. Which hotel is higher?
- Two hotels:
- Left hotel: taller with more floors
- Right hotel: shorter with fewer floors
- The left hotel has more stories.
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✔ Answer: The left hotel is higher
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8. Which shoe is longer?
- Two shoes:
- Pink sneaker (smaller)
- Black high-top sneaker (larger)
- The black shoe extends further.
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✔ Answer: The black shoe is longer
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
3 paperclips long
2.
5 paperclips long
3.
4 paperclips high
4.
3 paperclips high
5.
The bottom sandwich is shorter
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The right tree is lower
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The left hotel is higher
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The black shoe is longer
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This worksheet helps first-grade students understand
measurement,
comparison, and
estimation using non-standard units (paperclips). It builds foundational skills in geometry and measurement.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measurement length worksheet.
