Learning About Sizes: Length Worksheets
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
The next series of size worksheets also comes from Kids Learning Station and will help your preschoolers learn about length - the ability to distinguish between long and short objects. A total of ten unique printables, students will be asked to observe and compare objects in order to:
- Identify which objects in a group are long and which are short.
- Identify the shortest and longest object within a group of objects.
- Practice drawing an object that is shorter or longer than the object presented.
- Match short and tall objects.
Worksheet Applications
Use the worksheets as designed or try one of these exciting activities:
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After completing the worksheet activity, pair students up and invite them to cut the images from their printables. Encourage them to play a memory matching game by placing the cards face down on a flat surface, taking turns flipping over cards, and making matches based on object length. |
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Have students use the worksheet image cutouts to create patterns. Start of with a simple AB pattern (e.g. long, short, long, short) and graduate to more complex patterning (e.g. short, short, long, etc.). |
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Use the worksheet images to create an interactive emergent reader booklet where your students can explore important vocabulary like: short, shorter than, shortest, long, longer than, longest, etc. |
Example Interactive Emergent Reader
Be sure to visit Kids Learning Station for these awesome worksheets and other helpful early childhood resources!
Happy Learning!
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Kayla Johnson
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