Let's solve each question on the
"Measuring Length and Height Using Non-Standard Units Worksheet" step by step.
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1. How many cubes long is the crocodile?
- The crocodile is placed next to a row of red and yellow cubes.
- Count the number of cubes in the row:
- There are
8 cubes (alternating red and yellow).
✔ Answer: 8 cubes
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2. How many cubes tall is the hippo?
- A stack of red and yellow cubes is shown beside the hippo.
- Count the cubes in the stack:
- There are
6 cubes stacked vertically.
✔ Answer: 6 cubes
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3. How many lolly sticks long is the desk?
- The desk has lolly sticks placed along its top surface.
- Count the number of lolly sticks:
- There are
4 lolly sticks laid end-to-end across the desk.
✔ Answer: 4 lolly sticks
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4. How many lolly sticks tall is the bucket?
- A single lolly stick is placed next to the bucket for comparison.
- The bucket is
taller than one lolly stick, but we need to estimate how many lolly sticks it takes to match the height.
- From the image, the bucket appears to be about
2 lolly sticks tall.
✔ Answer: 2 lolly sticks
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5. How many blocks long is the desk?
- The desk has green and yellow blocks placed along its length.
- Count the blocks:
- There are
7 blocks (alternating colors) lined up along the top.
✔ Answer: 7 blocks
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6. How many blocks tall is the teddy?
- A stack of green and yellow blocks is shown next to the teddy bear.
- Compare the height of the teddy to the stack:
- The stack has
5 blocks, and the teddy is about the same height as the stack.
✔ Answer: 5 blocks
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
8 cubes
2.
6 cubes
3.
4 lolly sticks
4.
2 lolly sticks
5.
7 blocks
6.
5 blocks
This worksheet teaches measurement using
non-standard units like cubes, lolly sticks, and blocks — helping children understand length and height through hands-on, visual comparisons.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of non standard measurement worksheet.
