Children compare or measure everyday objects using equal cubes — not centimetres or a ruler. Easy is longer and shorter. Medium and Hard ask them to count the cubes they can see.
Every bar is made of the same-size cubes, so the picture always matches the answer. A longer pencil really is more cubes long.
Compare lengths and measure with cubes.
Look at the cube bars. Circle the longer or shorter object. Count cubes — do not use a ruler.
1. Circle the longer object.
2. Circle the shorter object.
3. Circle the longer object.
4. Circle the shorter object.
5. Circle the shorter object.
6. Circle the longer object.
A non-standard measurement generator. Each sheet picks fresh objects and discrete cube lengths. The full answer is stored as data before the page is drawn, so the printed cubes and the written number cannot drift apart.
Skills practiced
Print tip: Cubes print with a dark outline so they stay countable in black and white. Answers are never printed on the sheet. One A4 page only.