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Lesson 2: Measuring Matter By: Mr. Leslie’s Class.

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1 Lesson 2: Measuring Matter By: Mr. Leslie’s Class

2 How do you… How do you measure the height of a giraffe? –Measure it, of Coarse! Scientists, over time, have developed a system of measurement for the world. All Scientists use the metric system.

3 Metric System…Huh? The metric system is a system of measurement based on multiples of 10. Metric length Imperial/USA Length 10 millimeters=1 centimeter 12 inches=1 foot 10 centimeters=1 decimeter 3 feet=1 yard 10 decimeters=1 meter 22 yards=1 chain 10 meters=1 decameter 10 chains=1 furlong 10 decameters=1 hectometer 8 furlongs=1 mile (5280 feet) 10 hectometers=1 kilometer (1000 meters)

4 Mass Mass is the amount of matter in an object. A kilogram is 1000 grams –A major league baseball bat or a whole pineapple. A US dollar bill weighs 1 gram

5 Volume Volume is the amount of space that matter takes up A liter is 1,000 milliliters –These soda bottle are 1 liter

6 Volume: Part 2 How to read a graduated cylinder – VideoVideo Finding 600 ml in a graduated cylinder – Video Video Finding the volume of an object - VideoVideo

7 Weight


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