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Non Standard Mesurement
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100

Is time a measurment? 

Yes of how long it takes to do things. 

100
Put these objects in order from biggest to smallest: 

pencil sharpener, car, lunchbag 

car, lunchbag, pencil sharpener
100

Which is bigger? A schoolbus or a dumptruck?

A schoolbus

100

What is a nonstandard measurement unit?

Anything that is not a regular measuring device.

100

The tool we use to measure weight is called a:

Scale

200

What is height?

How tall or short something is.

200

Put these objects in order from shortest to tallest. 

Calgary tower, you, a flagpole

You, a flagpole, Calgary tower

200

What is taller? 

A door or a table?

A door.

200

What should you use to measure the length of the classroom? Why? 

Pencil sharpeners or wagons?

Wagons becuase they are bigger. It would take too many pencil sharpeners to measure the room, you could loose count or you might not have enough. 

200

Why might someone need to measure something?

Answers will vary.
300

What is capacity?

How much something can hold inside of it.

300

Put these objects in order from shortest to longest: 

a shoelace, a paper clip, a whiteboard marker

a paperclip, a whiteboard marker, a shoelace

300

What is longer? A school bus or the school field?

The school field. 

300
What should you use to measure the weight of a book? Why? 

Wooden cubes or paper clips. 

Wooden cubes. Books are heavy and paper clips are very light. It would take alot of paper clips to weight a book. 

300

What is an estimate in measurement?

It is a good guess about how long something will be. 

400

What is perimeter? 

The distance around a shape or space. 

400

Put these objects in order from heaviest to lightest:

a yellow ruler, your backpack, the wagon

the wagon, your backpack, a yellow ruler

400

What is lighter? A book or a pencil?

A pencil.

400

What are three things you must remember when using non standard measurement. 

- you have to use the exact thing thing over and over 

- you have to line up the measurement items 

- you have to start at one end of the item you are measuring and measuring a straight line to the other end

400

I have one short cup and one tall cup. Why do they have the same capacity? 

The short cup is wider and the tall cup is skinnier making them hold the same amount even though their height is different. 

500

Is weight and mass the same thing?

No, mass is how much space something take ups. Weight is how much gravitional froce is pushing down on something make it feel heavy or light. 

500

Put these objects in order of largest capacity to smallest capactiy: 

your water bottle, a swimming pool, the ocean

the ocean, a swimming pool, your water bottle

500

What has more capacity? A soup bowl or a bucket?

A bucket.

500

What does iteration mean?

It is when you use one item over and over to measure something.

500

Why do we weight less on the moon?

There is less gravitional pull (less gravity) on the moon because the moon is much smaller than Earth.