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Learn How to Measure Mass in Grams Using a Balance Scale

In this lesson, you will learn to measure mass in grams with a balance scale. Mass is the amount of matter in an object. Use the balance to weigh objects like a carrot, baseball hat, and more in grams accurately. Enhance your understanding of balancing the scale and totaling mass. Estimate and compare the mass of objects. Discover how to find the mass difference between items. Practice by measuring a skinny and fat dry erase marker. Identify objects with over 50 grams of mass. Engage with interactive lesson slides and templates for an enriched learning experience.

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Learn How to Measure Mass in Grams Using a Balance Scale

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  1. What is the exact mass of this carrot in grams?

  2. In this lesson you will learn how to measure mass in grams by using a balance scale.

  3. Mass is how much matter an object contains.

  4. We can measure the mass of small objects in grams using a balance scale.

  5. Not letting the scale balance before reading the mass Slightly off-balance Balanced

  6. First, you put your object in one container.

  7. Then you add a few weights

  8. You keep adding weights as the scale gets closer to balanced

  9. When the scale is balanced, you total the mass of the object 10 g

  10. First, you put your object in one container.

  11. Then you add a few weights

  12. You keep adding weights as the scale gets closer to balanced

  13. When the scale is balanced, you total the mass of the object 46 g

  14. In this lesson you have learned how to measure mass in grams by using a balance scale.

  15. What is the mass of this baseball hat in grams? 42 g

  16. Estimate the mass of these objects found in your classroom. Then use a balance scale to find the exact mass of each. How close did you get? Pencil Estimate _____ Mass _____ Bin Estimate _____ Mass _____ White board Estimate _____ Mass _____

  17. Use a balance scale to find the mass of a skinny erase marker and a fat white erase marker. What is the difference? Skinny dry erase marker Mass _____ Fat dry erase marker Mass _____ Difference in mass _____

  18. List three objects you think have a mass of more than 50 grams.

  19. What is the mass of this piece of bubble gum?

  20. What is the mass of this box of 12 pencils?

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