Ruler Measure
How to PlayMeasure pencils, shoes, books and trains with a ruler: drag it to zero, count the units and compare lengths. A free measuring game for kids.
How to Play
- Drag the ruler so its 0 sits at the start of the object.
- Count the squares and tap the right number.
- Later, compare lengths, put objects in order and find the difference.
- Fill in missing numbers and ruler pieces, then try the ribbon workshop.
About this Game
Ruler Measure has 11 levels and 46 rounds that go from easy to hard. Lengths are measured in square units from 1 to 20, with no centimetres. Some levels end with a ribbon workshop, and every level adds a badge to your collection. There is no timer and no way to lose.
Common Questions
Does the game use centimetres?
No. Lengths are counted in plain square units, so only the numbers matter.
Is there a time limit?
No. A wrong answer just shakes and the child can try again.
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