measurement

Introduces the concept of time for children from the prekindergarten level to grade two through a story in which Addison, Multiplex, Mina, Split, and the other math monsters go kite flying and time each person's turn with the kite by counting drips of water.

Explores all of the climatic changes that signify the spring season around the world.

Uses a story about a young boy who is getting a fish bowl ready for his new pet to introduce various units of liquid measure.

Explains how to measure distance on maps through use of scale bars, color keys, and contour lines; includes suggested activities to illustrate the concepts.

Describes some of the ways we measure how fast animals, people, vehicles, light, and other things move.

An illustrated introduction to wind and air pressure, discussing what they are, their impact on the weather, and the tools and techniques used to measure them.

Teaches children about the different methods people have used to tell time throughout history.

Colorful illustrations and simple text introduce young readers to major measurement units including grams, pounds, and tons.

As Maddie cleans up her room, she learns how to compare the weights of various objects.

After missing their plane, the Pig family has to take a roundabout route to get to visit their cousins in Beantown for Christmas.