What measuring rule is this person not following?
Start and stop at endpoints
How many students ordered hot lunch?
7 students
How do you write the number 7 in tally marks?
How many centimeter cubes long is the shark?
7 cm cubes
Put the insects in order from longest to shortest
_____________, ____________, ___________
Caterpillar, Fly, Bee
What measuring rule is this person breaking?
No spaces between cubes
How many students ordered a sandwich or salad?
10 students
How do you write the number 12 in tally marks?
How long is the noisemaker?
2 paper clips
Put the items in order from shortest to longest
___________, ____________, _________
Wrench, hammer, screwdriver
What measuring rule is this person breaking?
Use the same size unit
How many total students were in the class?
12 students
How many tally marks go in the lion section of the table?
3 tally marks
Which is item is longer?
The shark
If you lined up these zoo animals from shortest to tallest, which two animals would be on the tall end of the line?
penguin, elephant, giraffe, alligator
______, ________, _______, ________
short tall
Elephant and giraffe
What rule is this person breaking when organizing data?
Cross your tally marks for 5
How many more students like poetry books than fairy tales?
4 students
How many squares go in the giraffe section of the table?
7 squares
How much shorter is the crayon than the shark?
2 paper clips
Which item or items are longer than your desk/table?
a chair, the classroom, the school, a pencil, a folder
The classroom and the school
What rule is this person breaking when organizing data?
No spaces between squares
How many more school days would the class need to collect data on to have 20 days of weather recorded on their graph?
4 more days
What question did the data collector ask the students?
What are you having for lunch?
What are you ordering for lunch?
What do you want for lunch?
Which trophy is taller?
Trophy B
Order these numbers from smallest to largest
50, 15, 25, 5
______, ________, _______, ________
5, 15, 25, 50