Free Object Measurement Worksheets for Kindergarten

Explore free worksheets with object measurement practice for kindergarten learners ages 6. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

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Measure Objects in Units: Paintbrush and paintbrush

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

Measure Objects in Units: Wooden spoon and spatula

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and pencil

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

Measure Objects in Units: Spatula and level

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

Measure Objects in Units: Marker and crayon

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

Measure Objects in Units: Spatula and fork

Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

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