1st grade length worksheets - Ordering objects by length | Worsheets library - Free Printable

Problem Description:

The task is to order the lengths of three objects in each row and label the shortest object as "shortest" and the longest object as "longest." The worksheet provides three rows, each containing three objects for comparison.

Solution:

#### Row 1:
- Objects: Carrot, Curvy Line, Candy
- Comparison:
- The carrot is a straight, elongated object.
- The curvy line is longer than the carrot because it extends further horizontally.
- The candy is the smallest among the three.
- Result:
- Shortest: Candy
- Longest: Curvy Line

#### Row 2:
- Objects: Umbrella Handle, Screwdriver, Hammer
- Comparison:
- The umbrella handle is the longest object in this row.
- The screwdriver is shorter than the umbrella handle but longer than the hammer.
- The hammer is the shortest object.
- Result:
- Shortest: Hammer
- Longest: Umbrella Handle

#### Row 3:
- Objects: Ruler, Pencil, Key
- Comparison:
- The ruler is the longest object in this row.
- The pencil is shorter than the ruler but longer than the key.
- The key is the shortest object.
- Result:
- Shortest: Key
- Longest: Ruler

Final Answer:

- Row 1:
- Shortest: Candy
- Longest: Curvy Line
- Row 2:
- Shortest: Hammer
- Longest: Umbrella Handle
- Row 3:
- Shortest: Key
- Longest: Ruler

Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ccc}
\text{Row 1:} & \text{Shortest: Candy} & \text{Longest: Curvy Line} \\
\text{Row 2:} & \text{Shortest: Hammer} & \text{Longest: Umbrella Handle} \\
\text{Row 3:} & \text{Shortest: Key} & \text{Longest: Ruler} \\
\end{array}
}
\]