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Compare your measurement with your friends. Who has the biggest head and who has the smallest head? Who has the longest hand (from middle finger to wrist)? Which is longer?

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Compare your measurement with your friends.

  1. Who has the biggest head and who has the smallest head?
  2. Who has the longest hand (from middle finger to wrist)?
  3. Which is longer? Your ear or your nose?
  4. Is any of your nails more than 1 centimetre long?
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Chapter 4: Long and Short - How Big is My Hand? [Page 51]

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NCERT Math - Magic [English] Class 3
Chapter 4 Long and Short
How Big is My Hand? | Q 4 | Page 51

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