COMPARING LENGTH AND HEIGHT GRADE 1

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What does 'tall' mean?

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Tall means having a greater height than something else.

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What does 'short' mean?

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Short means having a lesser height than something else.

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How do we compare lengths?

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We can compare lengths by measuring them or by looking at them side by side.

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What is the tallest object?

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The tallest object is the one that reaches the highest point compared to others.

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What is the shortest object?

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The shortest object is the one that reaches the lowest point compared to others.

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If object A is taller than object B, what can we say about their heights?

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Object A has a greater height than object B.

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If object C is shorter than object D, what can we say about their heights?

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Object C has a lesser height than object D.

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How can we arrange objects by height?

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We can arrange them from shortest to tallest or tallest to shortest.

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What is a ruler used for?

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A ruler is used to measure lengths and heights.

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If two objects are the same height, what do we call them?

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We call them equal in height.

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