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Submitted by Aaron on Mon, 11/14/2011 - 01:37
  • Convert one metric unit to one customary unit and one customary unit to one metric unit
  • Demonstrate and describe the difference between covering the faces (surface area), and filling the interior (volume), of 3-dimensional objects
  • Identify the paths between points on a grid or coordinate plane and compare the lengths of the paths, e.g. shortest path, paths of equal lengths
  • Measure length to the nearest cm and ⅛ of an inch
  • Understand and explain how differences in units affect precision
  • Understand that measurement is not exact, e.g. when measured multiple times, measurements may give slightly different numbers
  • Use standard angles (45º,90º,120º) to estimate the measure of angles and use a protractor to measure and draw angles
‹ Learn the relationship between radius and diameter up Convert one metric unit to one customary unit and one customary unit to one metric unit ›
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          • Convert one metric unit to one customary unit and one customary unit to one metric unit
          • Demonstrate and describe the difference between covering the faces (surface area), and filling the interior (volume), of 3-dimensional objects
          • Identify the paths between points on a grid or coordinate plane and compare the lengths of the paths, e.g. shortest path, paths of equal lengths
          • Measure length to the nearest cm and ⅛ of an inch
          • Understand and explain how differences in units affect precision
          • Understand that measurement is not exact, e.g. when measured multiple times, measurements may give slightly different numbers
          • Use standard angles (45º,90º,120º) to estimate the measure of angles and use a protractor to measure and draw angles
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