Do you know how many feet tall you are ( using your own feet )? This activity is great for preschoolers but could also be extended for older children too.
We investigated by drawing around our own feet, cutting them out and then working out how many of our own feet tall we were.
If you like this activity, you might also enjoy my easy maths games for kids.
How many feet tall are you?
Materials
Paper
Scissors
Pens
Method
Draw around your feet.
Cut out the foot shape.
Lie down and ask another person to see how many of your own feet tall you are.
The results were interesting. We were all between 6 and 6.5 of our own feet tall.
How many of your feet tall are you?
More Ideas
Draw a table to show the results?
Using our results above, predict how many feet tall you will be.
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Grow seeds with toddlers like Playdough to Plato.
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Make a messy science exploration station, or try one of our other easy preschool science experiments.
If you have a little DUPLO fan, I've also included some DUPLO-themed science activities and experiments.
I'd love you to look at my other Playful Science activities, too!
Last Updated on March 18, 2025 by Emma Vanstone
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