Comparing weights using a balance scale ⚖️
Browse 0 free printable Comparing weights using a balance scale ⚖️ worksheets for Third Math. These Weight Mass worksheets are designed to give students targeted practice and build confidence in math.
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Practice Questions
- On the left side: A 10kg weight 🏋️. On the right side: A 5kg weight 🏋️. Which side goes down? 📉
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Left side 👈
- Side A has 3 books 📚 (1kg each). Side B has 1 rock 🪨 (5kg). Which is heavier?
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Side B 👉
- The scale ⚖️ is balanced. Left side is 4kg of apples 🍎. Right side is Box X 📦. How heavy is Box X?
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4kg
- Which is lighter? (A) A 50g feather 🪶 (B) A 50kg rock 🪨
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(A) A 50g feather 🪶
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Teacher Resources
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Confusing mass with size (large items can be light).
- Thinking higher side is heavier.
Differentiation
Extension Activities
- Compare household objects.
- Use a real balance scale.
- Draw your own scale.
Parent Tip
Let your child compare the weight of two toys.
Learning Path
Skill Level
beginner
Estimated Time
15 minutes