Comparing Large Objects

Students compare the lengths of two large objects measured in cubes and determine which is longer and by how many cubes. They examine pairs such as “school bus vs. car” and “house vs. garage,” then calculate the difference in cube units. This comparison exercise helps learners practice subtraction within the context of measurement and apply arithmetic reasoning to real-world examples. The worksheet develops numerical comparison skills while reinforcing understanding of relative size and spatial relationships.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Mathematics – Comparing Lengths and Sizes

Mathematics – Subtraction as Difference in Measurement

Mathematics – Understanding Non-Standard Units

Early Algebraic Thinking – Quantitative Relationships

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