Measurement is used to determine properties such as time, temperature, length, and weight. Common tools for measurement include clocks, stopwatches, thermometers, rulers, and scales. Measurement is important in daily life and activities like construction require determining quantities of materials and dimensions through measurement. Conversion between customary and metric units also relies on measurement. Materials and measurement are connected because determining quantities of materials for tasks requires measurement.

2. Measurement

3. Measurement
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4. What is measurement ?
Measurement is when you use a tool to help
you determine something, for example you
use measurement to determine the time,
temperature, length,... Measurement is very
important if we didn’t have it, nobody would
know the time, the temperature,...

5. How do we use measurement ?
the area, the space
we use measurement in: inside something
measuring the weight of distance, miles and
something, pounds, kilometers
kilograms
time
length, how long or
short something is and many more
temperature, celsius basically we use
and fahrenheit measurement in our
daily lives

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we measure?
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Thermometer
The thermometer helps you know
the temperature of the room,
using celsius/fahrenheit

7. How can we convert
bet ween units ?
Customary Metric Metric Answer
2.54
Inch Centimeters
centimeters
Foot Meters
0.3048 meters
Yard Meters
0.9144 meters
1.609344
Mile Kilograms
kilometers

8. What are the connections bet ween
materials and measurement ?
Materials and measurement are connected
because when you want to do something,
you need to know how much of it you need,
the quantity of it,... Example: when you build
a building, you need to weigh the amount of
cement you need and measure how tall the
building needs to be, and more.

9. Sources
www.aaamath.com
www.khanacademy.org
www.beaconlearningcenter.com
www.brainpop.com
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