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CHAPTER 22 ESTIMATE AND MEASURE CAPACITY AND WEIGHT |
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Chapter 22 Estimate and Measure Capacity and Weight |
I will learn ways to estimate and measure weight, capacity, and temperature in Chapter 22. Here are math words and an activity that we can do. | | |
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An is heavier than a . | | |
A is lighter than an . | | |
You use temperature to measure how hot or cold. | | |
Use degrees to measure temperature. | | |
The temperature is 50 degrees. | | |
Home Activity
Show your child two differentsized bowls. Ask your child which bowl would hold less water. Help your child fill that container with water. | | |
Then help your child test his or her answer by pouring the water into the other bowl. | | |
Look for these books at your local library and use them to help your child learn about capacity, weight, and temperature.
 |  | Temperature and You by Betsy Maestro and Giulio Maestro, Lodestar Books, 1990.
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 |  | What's Up with That Cup? by Sheila Keenan, Scholastic, 2000.
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 |  | The 100-Pound Problem by Jennifer Dussling, The Kane Press, 2000.
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For Real World Math Activities | | |
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