Let's solve this
Grade 3 Measurement Worksheet step by step.
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Objective:
Fill in the proper unit (
g for grams or
kg for kilograms) for the weight of each object.
Hint: 1 kilogram = 1,000 grams
We’ll analyze each item based on real-world knowledge and typical weights.
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Step-by-step Analysis:
1.
A sundae: 250 ___
- A sundae is a dessert, usually small and light.
- 250 grams is reasonable (about half a pound).
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Answer: 250 g
2.
A hammer: 2 ___
- Hammers are heavy tools.
- 2 kilograms is realistic (a standard hammer weighs around 2 kg).
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Answer: 2 kg
3.
A boy: 20 ___
- A young boy might weigh around 20 kilograms.
- 20 grams is way too light (that’s just a few paperclips!).
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Answer: 20 kg
4.
An alarm clock: 450 ___
- A typical alarm clock is not very heavy — maybe like a small book.
- 450 grams is about half a kilo — makes sense.
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Answer: 450 g
5.
A paintbrush: 150 ___
- A paintbrush is very light.
- 150 grams is reasonable (like a small bottle of water).
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Answer: 150 g
6.
A picture frame: 1 ___
- A medium-sized wooden picture frame could weigh about 1 kilogram.
- But if it's small and lightweight, maybe less. Still, 1 gram is too light.
- So likely
1 kg.
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Answer: 1 kg
7.
A bread: 680 ___
- A loaf of bread is typically around 600–800 grams.
- 680 grams is common.
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Answer: 680 g
8.
A laptop: 4 ___
- Laptops weigh between 1 to 3 kg, but some larger ones can be up to 4 kg.
- 4 grams is impossible (lighter than a feather).
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Answer: 4 kg
9.
A wheel: 10 ___
- A car wheel with tire is quite heavy.
- 10 kilograms is plausible (a typical wheel weighs around 10–15 kg).
- 10 grams is absurdly light.
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Answer: 10 kg
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✔ Final Answers:
| Object | Weight |
|------------------|---------------|
| A sundae | 250
g |
| A hammer | 2
kg |
| A boy | 20
kg |
| An alarm clock | 450
g |
| A paintbrush | 150
g |
| A picture frame | 1
kg |
| A bread | 680
g |
| A laptop | 4
kg |
| A wheel | 10
kg |
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Part 2: Draw something that weighs 1 gram and 1 kilogram
You need to
draw two things:
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1 gram: Very light! Examples:
- A paperclip
- A small candy (like a jellybean)
- A pinch of salt
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1 kilogram: Heavier — about 1,000 grams.
- A liter of water
- A bag of sugar
- A small cat
- A large book
> Since you're drawing, here's what to sketch:
>
> -
For 1 gram: Draw a
paperclip or a
jellybean.
> -
For 1 kilogram: Draw a
bag of sugar or a
laptop (if you know it weighs ~1 kg).
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✔ Summary:
Completed worksheet answers:
- A sundae: 250
g
- A hammer: 2
kg
- A boy: 20
kg
- An alarm clock: 450
g
- A paintbrush: 150
g
- A picture frame: 1
kg
- A bread: 680
g
- A laptop: 4
kg
- A wheel: 10
kg
And draw:
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1 gram: e.g., a paperclip
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1 kilogram: e.g., a bag of sugar
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or help drawing these!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grams to kilograms worksheet.