Capacity for kindergarten

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Exploring capacity using hands on activities. I love that the kids actually measured how many liters the sink would hold!

These fun and engaging hands on measurement activities will help teachers plan and implement lessons on length, capacity and mass. Includes a FREEBIE!

One of the math standards for Kindergarten is describing measurable attributes of objects, such as length or weight. (Measurement) Kinders...

We started a measurement unit recently. Today I introduced measuring capacity. We started by reading Room for Ripley. I just love Stuart...

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! You've made it through another year of wearing green and chasing leprechauns in your classroom. It's time to pull out the plastic eggs, rabbit ears, and jellybeans. I have a center idea for measuring capacity with nonstandard units. A teacher's assistant or a parent volunteer can manage the area for you once you've set things up. It's best of have only 1 or 2 children use the center at a time. This way, every child gets "HANDS ON" practice with measuring the…

Students have to determine which objects hold the least amount of liquid in each row and then write the correct number in the box. This free printable capacity worksheet can help kids gain a better understanding of how much liquid different containers can hold.

Role play goldilocks and the 4 bears to have a scope of bowls/plates that vary in depth. Capacity lesson inspired by kindergarten kindergarten blog.

Mrs. Kelly's Klass: Let's Measure! Books, Videos, Ideas, Resources, and a Freebie!

hands-on math activity: measuring volume math activity