Measurement Fill-in-the-Blanks

In this worksheet, students complete measurement statements by filling in missing numbers or words to solve short puzzles. Each sentence describes a comparison between two objects, such as pencils, notebooks, or shoes, using non-standard units like paperclips, blocks, or erasers. Learners apply addition or subtraction reasoning to determine how much longer, shorter, or wider one object is compared to another. This activity strengthens understanding of comparative measurement and builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills through contextual clues. It also reinforces reading comprehension and mathematical vocabulary within real-world scenarios.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Mathematics – Comparing and Ordering Lengths

Mathematics – Solving Measurement Word Problems

Mathematics – Understanding Non-Standard Measurement

Reading Comprehension – Using Context to Infer Quantitative Relationships

This worksheet is part of our Non-Standard Units of Measurement collection.