Artifact 1 measuring scales
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The document discusses using old hands-on measuring scales and balances to teach students fundamental measuring concepts. It describes several measuring tools, including balance scales with adjustable weight pegs, that can be used to build students' understanding of concepts like heavier than, lighter than, and proportional weights in grams and kilograms. The tools provide hands-on experiences that help explain weight and introduce both metric and imperial measurement systems.
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- 5. Use a measurement instrument designed for the purpose. – (Drake,2010) • Text book, online or… provide rich experiences with an instrument - scales give multiple approaches to weight and weighing concepts.
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