Measure Your Hand. 1 / 8 Measure your hand. How long is it?

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Measure Your Hand

1 / 8 Measure your hand. How long is it?

2 / 8 If you know the length of your hand, you can estimate the length of other objects.

3 / 8 A leopard slug is about the same size as your hand. About how long is it?

4 / 8 A hamster is a little shorter than your hand. About how long is it?

5 / 8 The largest praying mantis is a little longer than your hand. About how long is it?

Look around your classroom. What is about the same size as your hand? 6 / 8

Estimate the length. 7 / 8

End Estimate the length. Then measure it. Line up the end of the object with the zero mark on your ruler. 8 / 8

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