

Measuring
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Mathematics
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1st Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Kelsie Stafford
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By Kelsie Stafford
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Turn and talk to a partner about what measuring is...
Discuss what we use to measure, why we measure, and how it can be beneficial in your everyday life.
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What type of tools can we use to measure stuff?
Paperclips
Ruler
Meter Stick
Book
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The normal tools we use to measure stuff would be a ruler or meter stick but we can use other tools too. We can measure stuff by saying that a pencil is 5 paperclips long or a door frame is 10 books long.
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Get into groups of 3 and I will give the instructions.
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