Definition: The property of being thick (in dimension).

Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look! Today we’re tackling “thickness,” a word you’ve likely seen. The dictionary gives it a simple decree: “The property of being thick, you see!” But what does that really mean, you ask with glee? Let's think about it – can you picture this with me? Thickness describes how much something takes up space, A measure of its width, a noticeable pace. Think of a book, a sturdy wooden board, Or a layer of paint, carefully stored. They all have thickness, it's plain to view, More than just thin, and certainly new! It’s about the dimension , how wide things appear, A measurement important, loud and clear! Do you understand now? Let me know if you want to explore examples – like a stack of pancakes, or maybe a crayon's hue!