Unit 4 Measurement Worksheet Page 26
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48Is the object a good referent for centimetres, or for metres?
6.
the height of a hockey net
a)
the width of a popsicle stick
b)
the width of a staple
c)
the width of a door
d)
Suppose you found a stick that was 178 cm long.
7 .
Is its length closer to 1 m or 2 m?
How do you know?
The boys drew a chalk line on the sidewalk
8.
that was longer than 1 m but shorter than 2 m.
How long might the line be?
How do you know?
Suppose you do not have a metre
9.
stick, measuring tape, or metre strip.
How can you tell if an object is about 1 m long?
A pencil is 18 cm long.
10.
About how many pencils like this would fit
end to end along a metre stick?
Explain your thinking.
When would you not use
Cut a piece of string 1 m
metres to measure?
long. Bring your metre
string home and find
Use words, pictures, or
3 objects to measure
numbers to explain.
with it.
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