Measuring Everyday Objects
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Measuring Everyday Objects
📏 Part 1: Length – How Long Is It?
Use your ruler to measure these objects in centimetres (cm). First estimate, then measure!
My estimate: _______ cm My measurement: _______ cm
My pencil is (circle one):
My estimate: _______ cm My measurement: _______ cm
⚖️ Part 2: Mass – Heavy or Light?
Think about objects you know. Use the words heavy, heavier, light, or lighter.
🍎 An apple [ ___ ] 📌 A paperclip [ ___ ] 🧱 A brick [ ___ ]
A feather is _________________ than a stone.
A bag of flour is _________________ to carry.
💧 Part 3: Capacity – Full or Empty?
Capacity is how much a container can hold. We measure it in millilitres (mL).
A cup with water to the top is:
A bottle with no water inside is:
I think it holds about _______ mL.
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