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Maths · Grade 2 · Set A
Big units, small units
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Remember: A smaller unit fits more times, so you count a bigger number. Pick a unit that fits the thing you measure.

Big and small units

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This stick is 1 foot long. Each square is 1 inch. How many inches long is the stick?
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A ribbon is 1 meter long. How many centimeters long is it?
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A stick is 2 feet long. How many inches long is it?
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A strip is 12 inches long. About how long is the crayon?
about 11 inchesabout 8 inchesabout 4 inches
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Ava measures a crayon in inches. Ben measures the same crayon in centimeters. Whose number is bigger?
Ava's numberBen's numberThey are the same
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A centimeter is longer than an inch.
TrueFalse
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Measuring with a smaller unit gives a bigger number.
TrueFalse

Which unit and which tool?

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🧸A teddy bear is about 30 ___ tall.
meterscentimeters
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🚗A car is about 4 ___ long.
meterscentimeters
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🪶A feather is about 6 ___ long.
feetinches
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🚪A door is about 7 ___ tall.
feetinches
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Which tool is best to measure a pencil?
a rulera meter stick
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Join each length to the same length.
  1. 11 foot
  2. 22 feet
  3. 31 meter
  4. 42 meters
  • A24 inches
  • B12 inches
  • C100 centimeters
  • D200 centimeters
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A stick is 1 foot, or 12 inches. Why is 12 a bigger number than 1?
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