


Drawing Lines of a Given Length
Draw a line of the printed length using the ruler, always starting at zero.

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Drawing Lines of a Given Length | Ruler Worksheet

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What is this practice?
Draw a line of the printed length using the ruler, always starting at zero. 5 problems. Print at 100%.
Why this level
Step: Grade 2 · Times Tables・Around ages 7–8, Grade 2 (guide)
Length is read by aligning an end with zero, not counted. The ruler starts at zero and every bar is aligned to it, so 1 cm = 10 mm becomes visible.
Ages are only a guide. Children of the same age can do different things, so each card also shows what a child can already do.
The sheet title and the note for grown-ups are printed in English. Words inside the activity itself stay in Japanese or Traditional Chinese.
For grown-ups
- Read the whole centimetres first, then the leftover millimetres.
- Comparing with a real ruler is worth doing.
- Check the print setting is actual size.


Before you download

A4 at 100%
On your printer at home,
print at 100% scale.

Works in black & white
Even printed in black and white,
the lines stay easy to see.

Scissors with a grown-up
When scissors are involved,
an adult should always be alongside.
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