Let’s solve this step by step.
We are using circles (○) as units to measure how heavy each object is, based on a balance scale. The idea is: if the scale balances, then the weight on both sides is equal.
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First row:
Left side: 3 circles
Right side: 1 block
→ So, 1 block = 3 ○
Answer:
about 3 ○ heavy
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Second row:
Left side: 5 circles
Right side: 1 mug
→ So, 1 mug = 5 ○
Answer:
about 5 ○ heavy
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Third row:
Left side: 4 circles
Right side: 1 bottle
→ So, 1 bottle = 4 ○
Answer:
about 4 ○ heavy
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Fourth row:
Left side: 6 circles
Right side: 1 teapot
→ So, 1 teapot = 6 ○
Answer:
about 6 ○ heavy
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Fifth row:
Left side: 7 circles
Right side: 1 bird
→ So, 1 bird = 7 ○
Answer:
about 7 ○ heavy
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All answers are found by counting how many circles balance with each object.
Final Answer:
3
5
4
6
7
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of mass and weight worksheet.
