Sorting: Tallest to Shortest Worksheet

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Being able to recognize relationships between tall and short is a key foundational skill for measurement. This charming PDF worksheet lets your little learners work on their fine motor skills as they use the traceable lines to put each picture in the correct group of tallest, shortest or medium. The relationship between the pictures will give them concrete images to use for comparison, and they'll be able to transfer those skills as they move into larger measurement concepts.

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Kindergarten

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Math Measurement

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