Lizzy the Lizard peers at a twig through her magnifying glass.
"I wonder how long this twig is," she says.
Bennie the Bear hands her a ruler.
"Put the end of the twig at 0," says Bennie.
"Then read the number at the other end."
Lizzy writes the answer in her notebook.
A ruler has marks with numbers.
Each space from one mark to the next is 1 inch.
Put one end of the thing at 0.
Look at the other end. Read the number there.
The bar starts at 0 and ends at 4. It is 4 inches long.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| We line up one end with 0. | ? |
| We can start at any number we like. | ? |
| 12 inches make 1 foot. | ? |
| A foot is shorter than an inch. | ? |
Inches are good for small things, like a bug or a crayon.
Feet are good for bigger things, like a bed or a rug.
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Use: U-S-E.
Very: V-E-R-Y.
Nice measuring! Tomorrow we use centimeters and meters.