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2nd Grade Measurement Worksheets
- reading scales (metric and customary units)
- comparing the weight of objects
- estimating weight
- balancing scale
- weight-related word problems
- 31 pages
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Description
Balance Weight Scale: Metric and Customary Weight Units
This set of 2nd-grade measurement worksheets focuses on learning about weight measurement. The set includes exercises on both metric and customary units of weight.
Children aged 7 are familiar with comparing weight using “lighter” and “heavier.” With this set, they learn how to read scales, estimate and write the weight of objects using metric and customary units, and convert one weight unit into another.
Students also learn how to find the lightest and heaviest object, balance scales, and solve weight-related word problems.
We include logic problems to make it interesting and challenging. Children must balance the scales and find the weight of objects in non-standard units.
The set consists of 31 pages and aims to make weight measurement exciting and challenging.
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- 750 Word Problems
Liam Rodriguez –
As an educator, I appreciate how these worksheets reinforce weight concepts. The mix of metric and customary units keeps students engaged. Plus, the logic problems add an extra challenge—my class loves them!
Anna –
My daughter enjoyed these worksheets. She learned to read scales, estimate weights, and convert units. The real-world scenarios made it practical. We even had fun balancing objects on a toy scale at home!