Elementary Measurement Unit Key Vocabulary

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'''Unit Key Vocabulary'''
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<font size=3>'''Area'''</font> – the amount of space an object occupies
  
'''Area '''– the amount of space an object occupies
 
  
'''Centimeter '''– a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 1/100 of a meter (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)
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<font size=3>'''Centimeter'''</font> – a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 1/100 of a meter (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)
  
'''Convert '''– to change
 
  
'''Distance ¬– '''the amount of space between two things, places, or people
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<font size=3>'''Convert'''</font> – to change
  
'''Foot''' – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 12 inches 
 
  
'''Height '''the vertical (up and down) distance from the top of an object or figure to its base
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<font size=3>'''Distance'''</font> - the amount of space between two things, places, or people
  
'''Inch''' – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 1/12 of a foot
 
  
'''Length''' – a measurement of the distance from one point to another
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<font size=3>'''Foot'''</font> – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 12 inches 
  
'''Measure – '''to determine a quantity/amount
 
  
'''Measurement''' – a determined quantity/amount
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<font size=3>'''Height'''</font> – the vertical (up and down) distance from the top of an object or figure to its base
  
'''Meter''' – a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 100 centimeters (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)
 
  
'''Meter Stick – '''a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths of up to 1 meter
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<font size=3>'''Inch'''</font> – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 1/12 of a foot
  
'''Nonstandard – '''not the same (e.g., the width of your thumb versus the width of my thumb) or not marked (e.g., a piece of string used to measure length)
 
  
'''Perimeter '''– the distance around a figure along its edges
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<font size=3>'''Length'''</font> a measurement of the distance from one point to another
  
'''Quantity '''– an amount of something
 
  
'''Rectangle – '''a 4-sided figure in which opposite sides are equal and angles measure 90º
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<font size=3>'''Measure'''</font> – to determine a quantity/amount
  
'''Ruler '''¬– a wooden or plastic tool used to measure lengths up to 12 inches
 
  
'''Square – '''a figure that has four equal sides and angles that measure 90º
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<font size=3>'''Measurement'''</font> – a determined quantity/amount
  
'''Standardized – '''the same
 
  
'''Tape Measure''' – a tool consisting of a flexible ribbon of cloth or metal used to measure lengths up to several feet
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<font size=3>'''Meter'''</font> – a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 100 centimeters (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)
  
'''Unit '''¬– a set amount used to consistently determine quantities
 
  
'''US Customary System of Measurement''' – a system of measurement that includes units such as inches, feet, yards and miles (for length); also referred to as empirical units or English units; this system is not commonly used outside of the United States
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<font size=3>'''Meter Stick'''</font> – a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths of up to 1 meter
  
'''Width''' – measurement of the distance from one side or edge to the opposite side or edge
 
  
'''Yard Stick '''– a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths up to 3 feet (1 yard)
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<font size=3>'''Nonstandard'''</font> – not the same (e.g., the width of your thumb versus the width of my thumb) or not marked (e.g., a piece of string used to measure length)
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<font size=3>'''Perimeter'''</font> – the distance around a figure along its edges
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<font size=3>'''Quantity'''</font> – an amount of something
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<font size=3>'''Rectangle'''</font> - a 4-sided figure in which opposite sides are equal and angles measure 90º
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<font size=3>'''Ruler'''</font> - a wooden or plastic tool used to measure lengths up to 12 inches
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<font size=3>'''Square'''</font> - a figure that has four equal sides and angles that measure 90º
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<font size=3>'''Standardized'''</font> - the same
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<font size=3>'''Tape Measure'''</font> – a tool consisting of a flexible ribbon of cloth or metal used to measure lengths up to several feet
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<font size=3>'''Unit'''</font> - a set amount used to consistently determine quantities
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<font size=3>'''US Customary System of Measurement'''</font> – a system of measurement that includes units such as inches, feet, yards and miles (for length); also referred to as empirical units or English units; this system is not commonly used outside of the United States
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<font size=3>'''Width'''</font> – measurement of the distance from one side or edge to the opposite side or edge
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<font size=3>'''Yard Stick'''</font> – a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths up to 3 feet (1 yard)

Revision as of 11:55, 28 June 2013

Area – the amount of space an object occupies


Centimeter – a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 1/100 of a meter (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)


Convert – to change


Distance - the amount of space between two things, places, or people


Foot – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 12 inches


Height – the vertical (up and down) distance from the top of an object or figure to its base


Inch – a standard unit of length in the US Customary system equal to 1/12 of a foot


Length – a measurement of the distance from one point to another


Measure – to determine a quantity/amount


Measurement – a determined quantity/amount


Meter – a standard unit of length in the metric system equal to 100 centimeters (may be mentioned in Lesson 1 but not defined until Lesson 3)


Meter Stick – a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths of up to 1 meter


Nonstandard – not the same (e.g., the width of your thumb versus the width of my thumb) or not marked (e.g., a piece of string used to measure length)


Perimeter – the distance around a figure along its edges


Quantity – an amount of something


Rectangle - a 4-sided figure in which opposite sides are equal and angles measure 90º


Ruler - a wooden or plastic tool used to measure lengths up to 12 inches


Square - a figure that has four equal sides and angles that measure 90º


Standardized - the same


Tape Measure – a tool consisting of a flexible ribbon of cloth or metal used to measure lengths up to several feet


Unit - a set amount used to consistently determine quantities


US Customary System of Measurement – a system of measurement that includes units such as inches, feet, yards and miles (for length); also referred to as empirical units or English units; this system is not commonly used outside of the United States


Width – measurement of the distance from one side or edge to the opposite side or edge


Yard Stick – a usually wooden tool used to measure lengths up to 3 feet (1 yard)

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