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Snake Measurement Activity
Using a soft tape measure, measure your student's height (in inches).
Let your older student use division to determine how many of themselves it would
take to equal the length of each snake listed below.
For your younger student, mark their measurement on the floor (masking tape
works well). Then, have your student help you measure and mark each snake.
How does he compare? Which snake would be the most intimidating to
encounter?!?
You could also turn this information into a graphing
activity.
| Black mamba | 99.6 inches |
| King cobra | 210 inches |
| Green anaconda | 450 inches |
| Reticulated python | 396 inches |
| Common Garter snake | 51.2 inches |
| Timber Rattlesnake | 74.5 inches |
| Milk snake | 78.3 inches |
| Thread snake | 5.9 inches |