Measurement, Time, and Data
Grade 1 Math Worksheet

Count the tiles. Write how many tiles long.
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Grade 1 Math Worksheet

Count the tiles. Write how many tiles long.

This page covers three first-grade measurement skills, one on each sheet, so the six versions give two sheets of each. Versions 1 and 2 are about length: a bar is lined up against a row of same-size tiles and your child counts how many tiles long it is. Versions 3 and 4 are about time: each clock shows a time on the hour or half hour, and your child writes it.
Versions 5 and 6 are about data: each picture graph shows three groups of symbols and your child writes how many there are in all. Support, standard and challenge change the numbers, not the skill. Every sheet has one kind of question from top to bottom, so you can pick the skill you want to practice.
Common Core standard: 1.MD.A.2
Length: a bar covers 6 tiles, so it is 6 tiles long. Time: the short hand is on 4 and the long hand on 12, so the time is 4:00. Data: a graph shows 3, 4 and 2 symbols, so there are 9 in all.
Counting the tick marks instead of the tiles, swapping the hands of a clock, or counting only one row of a graph.
Touch each picture, tile or number once as you count.
Counting the tick marks instead of the tiles, swapping the hands of a clock, or counting only one row of a graph.
Touch each picture, tile or number once as you count.
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Similar: Compare Lengths · Tell Time to Hour and Half Hour
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