I'll work through this step by step to measure each pencil using the ruler shown in the image.
Let me carefully compare each pencil to the ruler scale:
Sanjay's pencil:
Looking at the pencil and comparing it to the ruler, this appears to be approximately 7 cm long.
Anita's pencil:
This pencil is longer than Sanjay's. Comparing to the ruler, it looks to be about 10 cm long.
Mei's pencil:
This is the longest pencil. Looking at the ruler, it appears to be about 11 cm long.
Gracie's pencil:
This pencil is shorter than Mei's but longer than Sanjay's. It looks to be about 9 cm long.
Lexi's pencil:
This is one of the shorter pencils. Comparing to the ruler, it appears to be about 6 cm long.
Charlie's pencil:
This pencil looks similar in length to Gracie's. It appears to be about 8 cm long.
Let me verify these measurements by looking more carefully at how each pencil aligns with the ruler markings:
- Sanjay's: The tip reaches around the 7 mark →
7 cm
- Anita's: The tip reaches around the 10 mark →
10 cm
- Mei's: The tip reaches just past the 10 mark, around 11 →
11 cm
- Gracie's: The tip reaches around the 9 mark →
9 cm
- Lexi's: The tip reaches around the 6 mark →
6 cm
- Charlie's: The tip reaches around the 8 mark →
8 cm
Final Answer:
Sanjay's pencil: 7 cm
Anita's pencil: 10 cm
Mei's pencil: 11 cm
Gracie's pencil: 9 cm
Lexi's pencil: 6 cm
Charlie's pencil: 8 cm
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measuring with a ruler worksheet.