Year 1 Measurement Worksheets

Help your Year 1 pupils master measurement skills with our engaging worksheets. These resources will help your KS1 children understand basic measurement concepts, such as comparing lengths, heights, and weights, through fun activities. Our measurement worksheets are expertly designed to make the entire learning process easy and enjoyable for your 5-6-year-olds. Your young pupils will be able to learn through extra practice with clear and easy-to-understand examples.

Adding and Subtracting Litres and Millilitres

Adding and Subtracting Metres and Centimetres

Adding Money in Pounds and Pence

Choosing the Correct Units of Measure

Coin Problems

Combining Coins (A)

Combining Coins (B)

Compare Intervals of Time

Compare Lengths

Comparing Amounts of Money

Comparing Heights

Comparing Mass

Comparing Volume

Converting Between 12 and 24 Hour Time (A)

Converting Between 12 and 24 Hour Time (B)

Converting Between 12 and 24 Hour Time (C)

Converting Lengths - Centimetres and Millimetres

Converting Lengths - Metres and Centimetres

Equal Amounts (A)

Equal Amounts (B)

Estimating Shopping Bills

Estimating With Suitable Metric Measures

Giving Change (A)

Giving Change (B)

Giving Change (C)

Imperial and Metric Lengths

Kilometres and Metres

Learning to Tell the Time (A)

Learning to Tell the Time (B)

Learning to Tell the Time (C)

Making £1

Making 1 kg

Making 1 L

Measure Mass - in Grams (B)

Measure Mass In Grams (A)

Measure Mass in Kilograms and Grams

Measure Straight Lines (B)

Measuring Length

Measuring Mass (A)

Measuring Mass (B)

Measuring Perimeter in Millimetres

Measuring Temperature

Measuring Volume (A)

Measuring Volume (B)

Metric Conversions

Miles and Kilometres

Money Problems (B)

Ordering Dates and Events

Ordering Time (A)

Ordering Time (B)

Pounds and Pence to Decimals

Recognising Coins - 1p, 2p, 5p & 10p

Recognising Coins - 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p & 50p

Recognising Money

Telling the Time (A)

Telling the Time (B)

Telling the Time (C)

Time Calcualtions (A)

Units of Time (A)

Units of Time (B)

Units of Time (C)

Using a Time Line to Find Durations

Using Metric Units (A)

Using Metric Units (B)

Using Metric Units (C)

Using Metric Units (D)

Printable PDF Year 1 Measurement Activities

Download our ready-to-use measurement worksheets for year 1 in PDF format right now to provide your young learner with much-needed extra practice to master this core maths concept. Each of our custom-made worksheets comes with detailed and separate answer sheets for an easy checking process. Teachers and parents can instantly print these resources at home or at school. The worksheets work perfectly for classroom lessons, homework tasks, or extra practice sessions at home.

What is the Basic Idea of Measurement?

Measurement helps children understand size, length, height, and weight in the world around them. Year 1 pupils learn to compare objects using words like 'longer', 'shorter', 'taller', and 'heavier'. They start with simple comparisons before moving to measuring with non-standard units. This builds the foundation for using rulers and scales later in their education.

What Are Included in Our Year 1 Measurement Worksheets

Our comprehensive collection covers all key measurement topics for Year 1 pupils:

• Length and Height Comparison - Activities comparing pencils, books, and classroom objects

• Weight Activities - Comparing which objects are heavier or lighter using balance scales

• Capacity Tasks - Filling containers and comparing which holds more water

• Non-Standard Units - Measuring using paper clips, cubes, and hand spans

• Ordering by Size - Arranging objects from shortest to tallest or lightest to heaviest

• Time Activities - Telling time and ordering dates and events in sequence

• Metric Measurements - Introduction to Measuring Objects Using Simple Metric Units

Why These Resources Are Important

These Year 1 maths measurement worksheets build essential maths skills that children use every day. They help pupils develop logical thinking and problem-solving abilities through practical activities. Regular practice with measurement concepts boosts confidence in maths lessons. Children learn to observe differences and make accurate comparisons between objects around them.

Real Life Uses of Measurement Skills

Measurement skills help children in many everyday situations:

• At Home - Helping parents cook by measuring ingredients and comparing container sizes

• Getting Dressed - Choosing clothes that fit correctly and comparing shoe sizes

• Playing Games - Understanding rules about distance, height, and weight in sports

• Shopping - Comparing sizes of toys, books, and other items they want to buy

• School Activities - Lining up by height and organising classroom materials by size