πagarwalmath · 1st grade · Common Core 1.MD.A.2
🧊 Measure with cubes
Measure length in units (laid end to end)
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1How many cubes long is the pencil?
Answer: ______________ cubes
2Noor measured the train with paper clips and got 4. Did Noor measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the paper clips
- CNo, the paper clips overlap
3Noor measured the snake with cubes and got 8. Did Noor measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the cubes
- CNo, the cubes overlap
4How many paper clips long is the crayon?
Answer: ______________ paper clips
5How many paper clips long is the pencil?
Answer: ______________ paper clips
6Ava measured the snake with paper clips and got 6. Did Ava measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the paper clips
- CNo, the paper clips overlap
7How many paper clips long is the ribbon?
Answer: ______________ paper clips
8Sam measured the caterpillar with paper clips and got 14. Did Sam measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the paper clips
- CNo, the paper clips overlap
9Ava measured the pencil with cubes and got 9. Did Ava measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the cubes
- CNo, the cubes overlap
10How many paper clips long is the caterpillar?
Answer: ______________ paper clips
11How many cubes long is the snake?
Answer: ______________ cubes
12Mia measured the caterpillar with cubes and got 12. Did Mia measure it the right way?
- AYes, the right way
- BNo, there are gaps between the cubes
- CNo, the cubes overlap
Answer key: Measure with cubes
- 1. 8 cubes
- 2. B (No, there are gaps between the paper clips)
- 3. A (Yes, the right way)
- 4. 5 paper clips
- 5. 9 paper clips
- 6. A (Yes, the right way)
- 7. 12 paper clips
- 8. C (No, the paper clips overlap)
- 9. A (Yes, the right way)
- 10. 5 paper clips
- 11. 9 cubes
- 12. A (Yes, the right way)
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