Let's solve the
"Measuring Height" worksheet step by step.
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Task:
Count how many snap cubes tall each object is, then color in the correct number from the choices given (1, 2, 3, or 4).
We have a grid with:
-
Three rows of objects.
- Each row has
two objects.
- For each object, there are
four number options (1, 2, 3, 4) to choose from.
- We need to determine the height of each object in terms of
snap cubes and
color the correct number.
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Step-by-step Analysis:
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Row 1:
1.
First Object (Left): A stack of
4 snap cubes tall.
- The object is a tower made of 4 blocks stacked vertically.
- So, its height =
4.
- Choose
4.
2.
Second Object (Right): A bottle labeled "Borax".
- The bottle is shown next to a
stack of 3 snap cubes.
- The bottle reaches the same height as
3 cubes.
- So, its height =
3.
- Choose
3.
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✔ Row 1:
4 and
3
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Row 2:
1.
First Object (Left): A stack of
3 snap cubes tall.
- Clearly 3 blocks high.
- So, height =
3.
- Choose
3.
2.
Second Object (Right): A pencil.
- The pencil is placed next to a
stack of 3 snap cubes.
- The pencil reaches exactly the same height as 3 cubes.
- So, height =
3.
- Choose
3.
>
✔ Row 2:
3 and
3
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Row 3:
1.
First Object (Left): A stack of
2 snap cubes tall.
- Two blocks high.
- So, height =
2.
- Choose
2.
2.
Second Object (Right): A bottle (possibly glue or liquid).
- This bottle is shown next to a
stack of 4 snap cubes.
- The bottle is taller than 3 cubes but shorter than 4? Wait — let’s check carefully.
Wait — actually, looking at the image:
- The
bottle is
as tall as 4 snap cubes.
- The stack of cubes beside it has
4 cubes, and the bottle reaches the top.
- So, height =
4.
- Choose
4.
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✔ Row 3:
2 and
4
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Final Answers:
| Row | Left Object | Right Object |
|-----|-------------|--------------|
| 1 | 4 | 3 |
| 2 | 3 | 3 |
| 3 | 2 | 4 |
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How to Complete the Worksheet:
For each object:
- Count the number of snap cubes in its height.
- Then
color in the corresponding number from the list (1, 2, 3, 4) next to that object.
So, the correct numbers to color are:
- Row 1: Color
4 and
3
- Row 2: Color
3 and
3
- Row 3: Color
2 and
4
✔ That's the solution!
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of non standard measurement worksheet grade 1.
