How to Measure - Cartoons storyboard
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Storyboard Description
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Storyboard Text
- Franklin is a master when it comes to measuring things.
- Learning how to measure? Allow me to assist you.
- Step 1. Decide what attribute you wish to measure.
- I want to know how tall this mouse is
- Step 1. Decide what attribute you wish to measure.
- Knowing "how tall" the mouse is actually the same as "how long." I am looking for length.
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- Step 2. Decide on units and tool.
- I have lots of options for units that measure length. I need a unit that makes sense with the mouse.
- A mouse is small, so I want to use small units. Inches or centimeters would be best.
- Step 2. Decide on units and tool.
- I can measure inches with this ruler!
- Step 3. Use tool to determine the number of units.
- Line up the end of the ruler with one end of the mouse.
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- Step 3. Use tool to determine the number of units.
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- Count the number of units. This mouse is 4 1/2 inches tall.
- Step 4. Use information as necessary.
- Hooray! This costume will be perfect!
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