Maths

Browse our collection of measurement worksheets and other resources aimed at helping teach students to understand and apply measurement skills. These resources cover topics including reading scales, thermometers, rulers and more.

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Ordering by Weight (2)

Cut and paste the objects from heaviest to lightest.
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Ordering by Weight (1)

Cut and paste the objects from heaviest to lightest.
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Which is Lightest?

Circle the lightest object on each of the balance scales.
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Which is Heaviest?

Circle the heaviest object on each of the balance scales.
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Hefting to Estimate 1kg

Use a 1kg weight to estimate the weight of different objects.
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Convert kg to g (Tenths)

Weights are given in kilograms. Convert them to grams (weights are to tenths).
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Hot or Cold Thermometers

Colour to show whether the pictures show something hot or cold.
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Hot or Cold?

Colour to show whether the pictures show something hot or cold.
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Clothing for Hot & Cold

Cut and paste to show whether the clothes are for hot weather or cold weather.
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Recording Below Zero Temperatures (2)

Record the given temperatures (including below zero temperatures) on the thermometers.
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Recording Below Zero Temperatures (1)

Record the given temperatures (including below zero temperatures) on the thermometers.
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Recording on a Thermometer (2)

Record the given temperatures on the thermometers.
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Recording on a Thermometer (1)

Record the given temperatures on the thermometers.
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Recording Daily Temperature

Record the morning and afternoon temperatures over the course of a week. Then use the data to answer questions.
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Reading Thermometers Below Zero (2)

Read the temperatures shown on the thermometers (including temperatures below zero).
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Reading Thermometers Below Zero (1)

Read the temperatures shown on the thermometers (including temperatures below zero).