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A slice of bread weighs 1 ounce. Draw coins and bread slices to balance the scales.  \nWhich is the lightest object?    \nWhat would a teapot and a calendar weigh together?    \nAnswers  \nAnswers may vary.  \nStudents can substitute a slice of bread for stacks of coins or vice-versa.  \nWhich is the lightest object?  \nThe lightest object is the glue stick.  \nWhat would a teapot and a calendar weigh together?  \n9 ounces","cbCaiiQsBLHN5pPX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiQsBLHN5pPX","pdf",107587,"English","# Weight Measurement Exercises\n## Balancing Scales Activities\n## Comparative Weight Analysis\n## Combined Weight Calculation","[{\"question\":\"How much does a stack of coins weigh according to the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"A stack of coins weighs 2 ounces.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the lightest object identified in the measurement exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The lightest object is the glue stick.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the combined weight of a teapot and a calendar?\",\"answer\":\"The combined weight of a teapot and a calendar is 9 ounces.\"}]","Grade 2 Measurement Worksheet - Measuring Weight in Ounces | PDF"]