Skip to content
Home › Math practice › Kindergarten › Measurement, Sorting and Data: math practice, Kindergarten

Measurement, Sorting and Data: math practice, Kindergarten – download the PDF

  • by
Rate this post
Math practice Kindergarten : Measurement, Sorting and Data — Zyro the alien explorer of Planète Maths

21 problems graded by difficulty (★ easy, ★★ medium, ★★★ hard). Try first, without looking at the solutions!

2 Which tower is the tallest? ★★★

Look at the three towers.

RedBlueGreen

Which tower is the tallest? Which tower is the shortest?

3 Heavier or lighter? ★★★

Look at the scale.

PumpkinApple

Which is heavier? Which is lighter?

4 Sort the buttons by color ★★★

Mia has 3 red buttons, 2 blue buttons and 4 yellow buttons. She sorts them by color. How many buttons are in each group?

5 Pick the right word ★★★

Fill in the blank with taller, longer or heavier.

  1. A giraffe is ____ than a cat.
  2. A rope that is 10 cubes is ____ than a rope that is 4 cubes.
  3. A rock is ____ than a leaf.

6 Count the shapes ★★★

Look at the boxes.

Circles: 5Squares: 3

How many shapes are there in all?

7 Read the pet graph ★★★

This picture graph shows the pets of our class.

Our petsDogsCatsFishEach circle = 1 child

Which pet has the most children? Which has the fewest?

8 Order the ribbons ★★★

Look at the ribbons.

Pink4Blue7Green5

Put them in order from the shortest to the longest.

9 Paper clip measure ★★★

A pencil is 5 paper clips long. A marker is 8 paper clips long. How many more paper clips long is the marker?

10 Sort the toys ★★★

A basket has 4 toy cars, 6 blocks and 2 dolls. Sort them by kind. Which group is the biggest? Which group is the smallest?

11 Fewest to most ★★★

A shop has 6 apples, 4 pears and 5 plums. Put the fruits in order from the fewest to the most.

12 Make a picture graph ★★★

In one week there were 3 sunny days, 3 cloudy days and 1 rainy day. Draw a picture graph with one circle for each day. Then say which kind of day happened the least.

13 True or false? ★★★

Is the sentence true or false? Explain.

“A shorter object is always lighter.”

14 How many more? ★★★

There are 7 red cars and 4 blue cars. How many more red cars than blue cars are there?

15 Three towers puzzle ★★★

Ana’s tower is taller than Ben’s tower. Ben’s tower is taller than Cy’s tower. Who has the tallest tower? Who has the shortest tower? Put them in order from shortest to tallest.

16 Find the missing count ★★★

15 children chose a club. 4 chose soccer and 6 chose swimming. The rest chose art. How many chose art?

17 Toy box data ★★★

A box holds 5 cars, 4 balls and 3 blocks.

  1. How many toys are in the box?
  2. How many more cars than blocks?
  3. Which group has fewer than the balls?

18 Where does it start? ★★★

Two sticks sit on a line of cubes.

Stick AStick B0123456789

Stick B ends farther to the right. Is it longer? How many cubes long is each stick?

19 Sort in two ways ★★★

Eight shapes: 2 big red circles, 3 small red squares, 1 big blue square and 2 small blue circles. Sort them by color. Then sort them by shape. Give the counts.

20 Heavy chain ★★★

Box A is heavier than box B. Box B is heavier than box C. Put the boxes in order from the lightest to the heaviest. Is box C heavier than box A?

21 Graph detective ★★★

Our class voted for a color.

Favorite colorRedBlueGreenYellowEach circle = 1 child

  1. How many children voted?
  2. How many more chose red than yellow?
  3. How many fewer chose blue than green?
See the practice solutions : Measurement, Sorting and Data: math practice, Kindergarten – Planète MathsReview the lesson : Measurement, Sorting and Data: math practice, Kindergarten – Planète Maths

Test yourself: quick challenge for Kindergarten

Speed drill for Kindergarten: how many in 60 seconds?

🚀 Keep exploring with Zyro