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Weight and Capacity 2.G.5.4 FCA 14 How can objects be measured? How do you select the right tool to measure?

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Weight and Capacity. How can objects be measured? How do you select the right tool to measure?. 2.G.5.4 FCA 14 . Let’s Learn More. Capacity with Metric Units Video. Click Here. Independent Practice Ounces and Pounds. Click Here. Grams and Kilograms. Click Here. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Weight and Capacity

Weight and Capacity

2.G.5.4 FCA 14

How can objects be measured? How do you select the right tool to

measure?

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Standard Units of Weight

16 ounces (oz) = 1 pound (lb)

about 1 ounce

about 1 pound

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Metric Units of Weight

1,000 grams (g) = 1 kilogram (kg)

about 1 gram

about 1 kilogram

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Tools used to measure weight

Kitchen Scale

Spring Scale

Bathroom Scale

Balance Scale

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Kitchen ScaleUsed to measure food and

other small objects. Measures in pounds (lb), ounces (oz), grams (g), and

kilograms (kg)

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Bathroom ScaleUsed to measure how heavy a person is.

Measures in pounds (lb), ounces (oz), grams (g), and

kilograms (kg)

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Spring ScaleUses force to measure the weight of an object that is

hung on the hook.

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Balance ScaleUsed to compare the

difference in weight between two objects.

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Match each unit of weight with its abbreviationpound

gram

ounce

kilogram

kg.

oz.

g.

lb.

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poundslb.

Look at the scale. How much do the apples

weigh? A 0 pounds

B 16 pounds

C 3 pounds

D 5 pounds

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kilogramskg.

A 4 kilograms

B 10 kilograms

C 3 kilograms

D 5 kilograms

Look at the scale. How much do the books

weigh?

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Which of the following objects weigh about an

ounce in real life?

A B

C D

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Which measurement tool would be best to use to weigh a child?

A B

C D

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Standard Units of Capacity

Gallongal.

Quartqt.

Pintpt.

Cupc.

TablespoonT. or tbsp.

Teaspoont. or tsp.

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Match each unit of capacity with its

abbreviationgallon

liter

quart

tablespoon

teaspoon

cup

T.

gal.

qt.

c.

L.

tsp.

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A B

C D

Which of the following real world

objects holds the least amount?

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A B

C D

Which of the following real world

objects holds the most amount?

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Great Job!

DO YOUR BEST ON THE TEST!