measurement

Simple text describes the basic units of measurement and how to use tools to help measure objects.

"Introduces children to a world of . . . information by comparing sizes and distances in a . . . relatable way. A wide range of subjects are covered, including animals, the human body, engineering, Earth, and space, to explore the answers to questions such as 'How many ice cubes make an iceberg?', 'How many high jumps to the Moon?' and 'How many planet Earths fit inside the Sun?' The math and logic behind each comparison is explained clearly and simply"--Amazon.

Describes what length is and how it can be measured.

"Introduce pre-readers to the math concept of length with eight goofy, non-standard measuring units, including kittens, toy airplanes, and gumballs. . . . composite photos and a sprinkling of text illustrate the length of a shark, a lemur tail, a crayon, and more"--Provided by publisher.

"The scale of things means how one thing compares in size to another. In this book, . . . illustrations help kids understand scale by taking them around the world--and even into space--to compare the distances that people have traveled on well-known journeys"--Provided by publisher.

Students will develop math skills including converting units of measurement while reading about the construction of the Eiffel Tower.

Looks at what a contractor does while also teaching perimeter and area.

Discusses lasers, focusing on measuring the length of objects.

"Lia is excited as she and her parents watch the Rose Parade, with its flower-covered floats, marching bands, and even her Uncle Sal riding a horse. March along and measure the floats, musical instruments, and bleachers"--Provided by publisher.

Explains the various methods of measuring quantity and distance and describes the development of these standards from prehistoric times to the present day.