Measurement & Data

Use this for “It starts at 3:45 and takes 35 minutes. When does it end?” and “How long?”

Use this for “It ended at 4:20 after 35 minutes. When did it start?”

Use this for liters: “3 L in the jug, pour in 4 L. How much now?”

Use this for “5 bags of 3 kg each. How heavy in all?”

Use this for “The dog is 23 kg and the cat 5 kg. How much heavier is the dog?”

Use this for “Would you measure its mass in grams or kilograms?”

Use this for “Does it hold more than a liter, less, or about a liter?”

Use this when you know the area and one side: “24 cm², 6 cm long. How wide?”

Use this to split a rectangle into two and add the areas: 6 × 8 = 6 × 5 + 6 × 3.

Use this to find the area of an L-shape made of two rectangles.

Use this for an L-shape: the whole rectangle take away the corner cut out.

Use this for “Three sides are 9 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. The perimeter is 30 cm. How long is the fourth side?”

Use this for “Which rectangle has the same perimeter as this one?”

Use this for rectangles with the same area but different perimeters.

Use this for “A sign has 8 equal sides of 12 inches. What is its perimeter?”

Use this for “Each picture stands for 10 students. How many?”

Use this for “How many more apples than pears?” on a picture graph.

Use this for “What is the length of the rectangle?” to the quarter inch.