First Grade Worksheet Compare Length

If you're a first-grade teacher or a parent looking for a worksheet to help your child practice comparing lengths, you're in the right place. In this post, we will explore a helpful entity – worksheets – that can be used to introduce and reinforce the concept of comparing lengths to first-grade students.

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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  Rapunzel Fairy Tale Activities

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Which object is longer, the pencil or the crayon?

The pencil is longer than the crayon.

Which object is shorter, the book or the chair?

The book is shorter than the chair.

Are the scissors longer or shorter than the ruler?

Scissors are typically shorter than a ruler.

Is the shoebox longer or shorter than the backpack?

The shoebox is typically shorter in length compared to a backpack.

Which object is longer, the rope or the string?

The rope is generally longer than the string. Ropes are typically thicker and longer in length compared to strings, which are thinner and shorter in size.

Is the necklace longer or shorter than the bracelet?

The necklace is typically longer than the bracelet.

Are the pencils longer or shorter than the markers?

Pencils are typically longer than markers.

Which object is shorter, the spoon or the fork?

The spoon is typically shorter than the fork.

Is the eraser longer or shorter than the glue stick?

The eraser is typically shorter than the glue stick.

Are the shoelaces longer or shorter than the belt?

Shoelaces are typically longer than belts because they need to be long enough to be laced through multiple eyelets on shoes and tied securely, whereas belts only need to fit around the waist.