To solve this worksheet, you need to draw a horizontal line inside each glass to show how much water is in it based on the label below it. Here is the step-by-step guide for what each label means and where to draw the line:
1. Understand the Levels:
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Empty: The bottom of the glass (no line needed or a line at the very base).
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Nearly Empty: Draw a line very low, about 1/4 of the way up from the bottom.
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Half Full: Draw a line exactly in the middle of the glass height.
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Nearly Full: Draw a line near the top, leaving just a little space at the rim (about 3/4 or 4/5 of the way up).
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Full: Draw a line at the very top rim of the glass.
2. Apply to Each Glass:
Top Row:
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Glass 1 (Half Full): Draw the line in the exact middle.
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Glass 2 (Nearly Empty): Draw the line near the bottom.
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Glass 3 (Nearly Full): Draw the line near the top.
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Glass 4 (Full): Draw the line at the very top edge.
Middle Row:
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Glass 1 (Nearly Full): Draw the line near the top.
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Glass 2 (Half Full): Draw the line in the exact middle.
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Glass 3 (Full): Draw the line at the very top edge.
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Glass 4 (Nearly Empty): Draw the line near the bottom.
Bottom Row:
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Glass 1 (Nearly Empty): Draw the line near the bottom.
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Glass 2 (Nearly Full): Draw the line near the top.
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Glass 3 (Full): Draw the line at the very top edge.
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Glass 4 (Half Full): Draw the line in the exact middle.
Final Answer:
Draw the water lines as follows:
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Half Full: Line in the center of the glass.
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Nearly Empty: Line near the bottom (approx. 25% up).
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Nearly Full: Line near the top (approx. 75-80% up).
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Full: Line at the very top rim.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measure capacity worksheet.
