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Unit 3 - Lesson 9 - Grade 2: Illustrative Mathematics

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Grade 2 Unit 3

Lesson 9: From Feet to Inches

CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Grade 2 Unit 3

Lesson 9: From Feet to Inches

CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Lesson: From Feet to Inches

Estimation Exploration: Small Fry, Big Fish (Warm Up)

Measure the Length of Fish

Inches or Feet?

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Cool Down: Measure in Inches and Feet
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Record an estimate that is:

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Record an estimate that is:

Work with your group to measure the tape strips around the classroom in feet. Then measure the length in inches.

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What did you notice about the number of feet compared to the number of inches when you measured the tape strips?

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Estimate the length of objects around the room. Say if you will measure in inches or feet.

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Choose the best tool to measure each object. Complete the table to record your actual measurements.

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Tyler told Han that a great white shark is about 16 inches long, but Han disagrees. Han believes it would be about 16 feet long.

Who do you agree with? Explain.