Measurement Units: Finger Widths and Hand Spans

The video tutorial teaches students how to measure objects using finger width and hand span. It demonstrates measuring a candle, stick, and racket, and compares their sizes to identify the largest and smallest objects. Students are then assigned homework to measure objects at home using the same methods.

What are the two units of measurement introduced in the video?

• Feet and yards

• Finger width and hand span

• Meters and kilometers

• Inches and centimeters

How many finger widths is the candle?

• 3 finger widths

• 2 finger widths

• 1 finger width

• 4 finger widths

What is the hand span measurement of the candle?

• 1 hand span

• 2 hand spans

• 3 hand spans

• 4 hand spans

How many finger widths is the stick?

• 6 finger widths

• 5 finger widths

• 4 finger widths

• 3 finger widths

What is the hand span measurement of the stick?

• 3 hand spans

• 2 hand spans

• 1 hand span

• 4 hand spans

How many finger widths is the racket?

• 5 finger widths

• 6 finger widths

• 8 finger widths

• 7 finger widths

What is the hand span measurement of the racket?

• 5 hand spans

• 4 hand spans

• 3 hand spans

• 2 hand spans

Which object is the biggest based on the measurements?

• Racket

• All are the same size

• Stick

• Candle

What is the length of the biggest object in finger widths and hand spans?

• 5 finger widths, 2 hand spans

• 6 finger widths, 4 hand spans

• 7 finger widths, 3 hand spans

• 2 finger widths, 1 hand span

Which object is the smallest based on the measurements?

• Candle

• Racket

• All are the same size

• Stick