3rd grade measurement worksheets

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Six measurement skills at 3rd grade, one sheet each, free with its answer key: elapsed time, liquid volume and mass, making change, and more.

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  • Elapsed time Count up from the start time. Jump to the next o'clock first, then add the minutes left to go.
  • Liquid volume and mass Read the scale carefully: find the marked numbers, work out what one small tick is worth, and count from the last marked number. For estimates, picture the object next to something whose measure you know.
  • Making change Start at the cost and count up to the money paid. What you count along the way is the change.
  • Measuring length Find where the bar starts and where it ends. The length is the distance between them.
  • Telling time The short hand tells the hour and the long hand tells the minutes. Read the short hand first.
  • Drawing clock hands Draw a short hour hand and a long minute hand for each time.

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