Over the past few weeks we have been learning how to measure length in centimeters and meters and how to measure mass in grams and kilograms. Ask your child about benchmarks for each of these units of measure to help with estimating the length and mass of items around the house. Yesterday, the students spent time estimating and measuring the mass of various classroom items. Here are a few photos of them in action!
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| Chase and Oliver carefully weighed the mass of a bunch of crayons. |
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| Avery used a balance scale to measure the mass of a water bottle. |
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| Is it balanced? Charlie and Anne wait in anticipation to see if they have the correct amount of weight in the balance scale to determine the mass of a can of Coke. |
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