Let’s go through each row one by one and pick the correct answer based on what the question asks.
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Row 1: Check the tallest.
We have a monkey, a lion, and a giraffe.
Giraffes are known to be very tall — much taller than lions or monkeys.
✔ So, check the box next to the
giraffe.
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Row 2: Check the shortest.
We have a small stool, a step ladder, and a tall ladder.
The small stool is clearly the shortest of the three.
✔ So, check the box next to the
small stool.
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Row 3: Check the longest.
We have a long red kayak with many paddles, a wooden rowboat, and a small green raft.
The red kayak is visibly the longest boat here.
✔ So, check the box next to the
red kayak.
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Row 4: Check the heaviest.
We have a dolphin, a frog, and a hippo.
Hippos are huge and heavy animals — way heavier than dolphins or frogs.
✔ So, check the box next to the
hippo.
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Row 5: Check the lightest.
We have a clipboard, a pencil, and a book.
A pencil is small and made of wood and graphite — it’s much lighter than a clipboard or a book.
✔ So, check the box next to the
pencil.
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Final Answer:
- Tallest: Giraffe
- Shortest: Small stool
- Longest: Red kayak
- Heaviest: Hippo
- Lightest: Pencil
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of shortest to longest worksheet.
