With this worksheet, students will compare the size of two objects and circle the one they think is longest.

This worksheet has students put objects in order based on their length, from shortest to longest.

Have students add and write the number of squares that match the length or height of each object.

Students compare four bars to count their squares and determine which are shortest and longest.

All 14 of the world's 8,000-meter peaks are located in the Himalaya or the Karakoram ranges in Asia. According to Everestnews.com, only 14 climbers have reached the...

The following table lists the approximate land area, highest elevation, and lowest elevation of the world's continents, including Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia,...