Weight10 marks
Read each weight, then draw the pointer to the correct mark.
A kitchen scale shows a weight as a place around a circle. These free printable worksheets give six weights and six dials with no pointer, and the child draws a pointer from the middle to the right mark. An answer sheet shows each one drawn in.
If they get stuck

The answer key prints on a separate page.
Each dial runs from 0 to 1 kg with a numbered mark every 100 g. The numbers climb around the face, up one side and down the other, so 500 g sits at the top and 900 g sits low on the right. That is the hard part of a dial. Height says nothing here, and a child has to follow the marks round to find where a number is.
Drawing the pointer also makes the direction plain. It starts at the dot in the center and ends at one mark, which leaves no doubt about which number the child meant. A pointer that goes to the wrong side of the dial is usually a child who looked at the height of the number instead of following the order, and it is quick to see that on a marked page.
Point the needle