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In this humorous look at

length, Brian P. Cleary and

Brian Gable introduce essential

units—from millimeters to

yards. The comical cats of

the wildly popular Words Are

C A T egorical™ series show how

to measure length, width, and

height. Peppy rhyme, goofy

illustrations, and kid-friendly

examples make short work of

this tall topic.

Ages 5-8 Reinforced binding

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A short note about length:

People in the United States and Canada have two systems to measure length.

One is called the English system, or the U.S. customary system. It uses inches,

feet, and yards. The other system is called the metric system, or International

System of Units. It uses millimeters, centimeters, decimeters, and meters. People

in many countries use only the metric system.

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j M ILLBROOK P RESS / M INNEAPOLIS

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