First-grade measuring: compare lengths, count blocks, use hand spans and steps, read a centimetre ruler

๐Ÿ“ Long & Short

Compare two objects to see which is longer, measure a table with blocks and with hand spans, then read a centimetre ruler like the one at school.

Tap the longer or shorter object, whichever the question asks; on the harder level the two sometimes start at different edges, so look at both ends. In Measure with blocks, tap each block under the object to count out loud, then tap the matching number ball. In Hand spans, tap along the table to lay one hand print after another, from the left edge and touching each other, then pick the number; prints that overlap or leave a gap change the count, so the game lights up that spot and gives the stretch back for another try. After you measure, dad measures the same table with his bigger hand and gets a smaller number, which is why a shared ruler exists. In Read the ruler, find the mark where the right end of the object stops. A wrong tap just wobbles, then a counting grid or colored ruler sections appear so you can count it out. Tap the question strip to hear it again. Five right in a row earns a star.