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Measurement Hunt Worksheet

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Measurement Hunt Worksheet

Help prepare a pop-up market stall. Solve each measurement challenge using metric units. For the hands-on hunt, use safe objects you can access and record your own results; suggested answers are provided for the number problems.

Plan the hunt

Choose suitable measuring tools and estimate before measuring.

1.Nathan needs to measure the length of a ribbon for the stall, about 1.4 m long. Which tool is the best choice?
  • A 15 cm ruler
  • A tape measure
  • Kitchen scales
  • A measuring jug
2.A bundle of herbs has a mass of 0.75 kg. Write this mass in grams.
3.The drink dispenser holds 3 L of lemonade. How many 250 mL cups can be filled?
4.A market table is 120 cm long. Convert its length to metres.
5.The stall opens at 9:15 am. Setting up takes 45 minutes. What time should setup finish?
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Measure and compare

Use a ruler, tape measure, scales or measuring jug where available. Record units clearly.

6.Find a safe object near you that is about 10 cm long. Write its name and measure its length to the nearest centimetre.
7.Find a container that holds more than 1 L. Record what it is and its labelled or measured capacity in litres or millilitres.
8.Which is the most suitable unit for each measurement: the height of a door, the mass of an apple, and the capacity of a swimming pool? Choose from mm, cm, m, g, kg, mL, L and kL.
  • Height of a door
  • Mass of an apple
  • Capacity of a swimming pool
  • g
  • m
  • kL
9.A market sign is 85 cm wide. Another sign is 1 m wide. Which sign is wider, and by how many centimetres?
10.Estimate the mass of a full 1 L bottle of water. Then explain whether your estimate is reasonable using the fact that 1 L of water has a mass of about 1 kg.
11.A fruit seller buys 2.5 kg of apples and sells 850 g. How many grams of apples remain? Show your conversion and calculation.

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  • Measurement Hunt Worksheet, page 1 of 3: Plan the hunt

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  • Measurement Hunt Worksheet, page 2 of 3: Measure and compare

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  • Measurement Hunt Worksheet, page 3 of 3: 11. A fruit seller buys 2.5 kg of apples and sells 850 g. How many grams of apples…

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