Many Measurements

Students recall what they've learned in previous grades about different units, what those units measure, and their relative sizes. Students describe different units of measurement and connect them with measurements of everyday objects, such as the width of a finger or the weight of a slice of bread. Note: This lesson is optional.

By Desmos Classroom

Learning goals: Learning Goals • Determine whether a certain unit measures length, area, time, mass, or volume. • Compare the relative size of different units of measure for one attribute (i.e., length, volume, weight, or mass). • Make connections between units of measurement and the measurements of everyday objects.