Measurement & Data

Use this for “A 35 cm ribbon and a 20 cm ribbon end to end: how long are they together?”

Use this when the object doesn’t start at 0 on the ruler.

Use this to measure the same object in feet and in inches.

Use this to measure the same object in meters and in centimeters.

Use this to choose centimeters or meters for a crayon, a door or a hallway.

Use this for “About how long is a crayon: 1 centimeter, 10 centimeters or 1 meter?”

Use this for “two $5 bills, a $1 bill and 3 dimes: how much money?”

Use this for “You pay $1 for a 65¢ snack. How much change do you get?”

Use this to count $10, $5 and $1 bills.

Use this for “How much more money do you need?”

Use this for “How much are 6 dimes worth in all?” with one kind of coin.

Use this to sort things you do into a.m. and p.m.

Use this for “how many more chose soccer and tennis than baseball?”

Use this to make a line plot of lengths and find the longest, shortest and most common.

Use this for “How many more students chose soccer than basketball?” in a bar graph.

Use this to show a table’s counts as a picture graph.