Non- Standard Measurement

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What is non-standard measurement?

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Non-standard measurement uses everyday objects to measure length, like cubes or crayons.

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What is the shortest measurement?

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The shortest measurement is the smallest length among the options.

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Which is longer: a blue crayon or a red crayon?

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The blue crayon is longer than the red crayon.

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If two objects are the same length, what can we say?

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They are the same length.

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If an orange stick is shorter than a blue stick, what can we say?

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The orange stick is shorter.

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If a crayon is longer than another crayon, what does that mean?

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It means the first crayon takes up more space than the second crayon.

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How do we compare lengths?

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We can compare lengths by placing them side by side.

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What can we use to measure things if we don't have a ruler?

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We can use cubes, paper clips, or our hands.

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What is an example of a non-standard unit of measurement?

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An example is using a shoe to measure the length of a table.

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If I have 8 cubes and I add 24 more, how many cubes do I have?

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You have 32 cubes.

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