Printable Thermometer Templates - Free Printable

It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Thermometers: 0 to 50 Degrees" that contains eight thermometers, each showing a different temperature reading between 0 and 50 degrees. The goal of this task is likely to read the temperature shown on each thermometer and write it in the space provided (probably labeled with numbers 1) through 8)).

Since I can't see the actual image or the mercury levels in the thermometers, I can't give exact answers unless you describe the position of the mercury (the colored line) in each thermometer.

However, I can guide you through how to solve this type of problem:

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🔍 How to Read a Thermometer (0 to 50 Degrees):

1. Identify the scale: Each thermometer has markings from 0 to 50 degrees.
2. Look at the intervals:
- There are usually 10-degree marks (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50).
- Between each 10-degree mark, there are smaller lines representing 1-degree increments.
3. Find where the mercury stops:
- Look at the top of the colored column (usually red or blue).
- Count how many small lines above or below the nearest 10-degree mark it is.
4. Read the temperature:
- For example, if the mercury is at the third line above 20, the temperature is 23 degrees.

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✔ Example:

Let’s say for thermometer #1, the mercury is at the 7th line above 30 → That would be 37 degrees.

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📝 Steps to Solve This Worksheet:

For each thermometer (1) to (8):
1. Observe the level of the mercury.
2. Determine the nearest 10-degree mark.
3. Count the small lines above or below it.
4. Write the correct number in the blank.

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🛠️ If You Can Describe the Positions:

Please tell me where the mercury is in each thermometer (e.g., "On thermometer 1, the mercury is halfway between 10 and 20", or "At the 4th line above 30"), and I’ll help you calculate the exact temperatures.

Alternatively, if you can upload a clear image or describe the readings, I can give you the full solution!

Let me know how you'd like to proceed!