What your child does
Your child helps the inchworms measure. They find which item goes farther from the red line, count inchworms lined up end to end to find how long something is, and tap items from shortest to longest.
The skill it builds
Comparing and measuring length with non-standard units, including the rule the game teaches: touch each inchworm as you count, with no gaps and no overlaps. Levels unlock as your child wins.
How to play it
Inchworm Measure is part of the full Bright Minds Club library of 40 games. Start a 14-day free trial to play it, or try the free games first with no account.
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At a glance
- Grades
- Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade
- Subject
- Math
- Skill
- Measuring, fractions and sorting
- Learning trail
- Math trail, stop 20 of 33
- Access
- Members (14-day free trial)
- Good to know
- A “Read it to me” button reads each question aloud; new levels unlock as your child wins
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