Volume 5th grade math

Today, I wanted students to get a "real feel" for the volume of rectangular prisms. We learned the formula yesterday and I felt as if they understood how to complete the formula, but I wasn't convinced that they were convinced that there really were 36 cubic centimeters in the rectangular prism they calculated on paper ;) Whenever possible, I like to bring in some hands-on activities so that students can grasp a concept and truly see how a formula, fractions, etc work. I find that in math it…

Teaching volume in 5th grade? This post shares tips, strategies and FREE volume resources that focus on calculating the volume of rectangular prisms.

This geometry song for kids in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade will teach about calculating and measuring volume using cubic units: in the UK for year 4 & year 5.

Before moving on to measuring volume, take a few minutes to review what it means to measure area. When we measure area, we are measuring the surface space inside the boundary of a two-dimensional (flat) shape. We measure area using square units. When we measure volume, we measure the amount of space a three-dimensional (solid) shape […]

Are you in search of engaging and student-friendly worksheets to help your second-grade students understand and practice measuring volume? Look no further! Our new collection of measuring volume worksheets is the perfect resource to introduce this concept to your young learners. With clear and concise instructions, colorful visuals, and a variety of exercises, these worksheets will provide ample opportunities for students to grasp the concept of measuring volume and apply it in real-world…

I have always enjoyed teaching volume to my students. It's one of those interesting math concepts that requires students to use their visual spatial reasoning. I find that a lot of students who struggle with other math concepts like fractions really excel in volume. I love any math concept that can boost a student's math confidence! There are a couple of things that I have learned work best for my students when it comes to calculating the volume of prisms and composite figures.

Volume can be a tricky concept for students. Check out these 5 tips to make this concept easier for your students.

Here you will find our selection of 5th Grade Volume Worksheets to help your child learn to find the volume of a rectangular prism.

Are you using an interactive math notebook with your upper elementary students? Are you ready to wow your students with 3D volume notes? Instead of using a finding the volume anchor chart, I am sharing a fun way to teach volume of rectangular prisms in a hands-on way. This finding the volume activity is especially helpful for your visual learners. I also share a free volume of rectangular prisms game which is great for math centers! Grab your free math game here!