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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Measurement
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Measurement usually involves recording the size or length of something, but almost anything can be measured - electrical current, temperature or force for example. Each of these have their own units - electrical current in amps, temperature in degrees Celsius and force in newtons. Accurate measurement is an essential part of undertaking scientific investigations. You will have used many different types of measuring equipment in your lessons. Measuring beakers, meter wheels and stopwatches - these are all pieces of equipment used to measure things. 

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Measurement
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10 Questions

1. What measuring equipment would you need to measure the height of an object and the amount of a liquid?
2. Which units of measurement would you use for the height of an object and the amount of a liquid?
3. If you were investigating the effect different amounts of water had on plant growth, what would you need to measure?
4. Which unit of measurement would you use for temperature?
5. If you were investigating how hand length is related to height, what measuring equipment would you need?
6. If you were investigating different materials for insulating coffee, what measuring equipment would you need to test how cool the coffee was after 10 minutes?
7. If you created a catapult and wanted to test how far it could 'throw' different objects, what would you need to measure?
8. To investigate the strength of a magnet, you could see how many paper clips could be suspended from the magnet. What would your units be in this investigation?
9. Which unit is a measurement of volume?
10. Which unit of measurement would you use for length and height?