1st grade measurement

My City-Scape: Students create a city-scape and measure the buildings. Students estimate and measure

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Fun measurement for first grade! Students love 'measuring the room' as they practice measurement using worksheets that go along with hands-on activities.

Welcome to a new year in kindergarten! I hope you had a restful winter break. It was much needed around here, but I am always so excited to see my sweet kiddos’ faces and get back to the classroom. On this blog post, I am sharing: FREE math and reading centers for January a FREE New Year

FREE Measurement Hunt Math Challenge for kids to learn about and practice measuring (hands on math, math practice, homeschool, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 76th grade, 8th grade)

Practice using a ruler with these handy, free printable, measurement worksheets for kindergarten students using inches.

Non-standard measurement activity - students measure the length of their shoe using cubes. They compare the length of their shoe using longer and shorter. Free download!

Great mini anchor chart for first graders learning about measurement.

Teaching measurement to a kindergarten class is hard!!! I think it's one of the most challenging units, mainly because there's so much to measurement (length, height, weight, temperature, capacity) and some concepts (such as where to start measuring and where to end!) can be difficult for students to fully understand. I created my Measurement in Kindergarten unit keeping these things in mind. All of the activities are hands-on and have students learning through play. When I start planning…

Kindergarten blog for teachers in the classroom. Ideas for homeschooling as well. Free files to your with your students.

I've heard it from teacher after teacher: " I dread teaching measurement every year. " It's hard to blame them. There's nothing ground-shaking about measurement. There's nothing exciting about metric vs. customary. It's just one of those skills that our stud

Made this chart for my kindergarten math unit on measurement

Grab this FREE Back to School Measurement Math Center and help your students practice non standard measurement in a fun and engaging way. Eight measurement cards are provided along with a worksheet for recording answers. This math activity, which covers measuring length and height of school objects, is ideal for math centers and small guided math groups. #backtoschool #backtoschoolideas #mathactivities

Find ways to effectively assess and differentiate your measurement instruction! Here are math assessment and differentiation tips and tricks!

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Learning to read rulers can be difficult for some students. Learn some easy to use tips that will help when teaching measurement.

I love teaching this unit! Measurement is a new and exciting skill for kindergarten students, so there is no doubt they look forward to a math lesson every day. There are so many benefits to this unit: it provides skills to compare an object to another.measurement helps students understand that everything can be measured with

Add these 10 hands-on measurement activities to your lesson plans today! Learn how to teach comparing measurements in 1st and 2nd grade. Help your students learn all about comparing measurements and using different units of measurement with these fun activities. Get teaching ideas and tips including art activities, scavenger hunts, printable worksheets, math centers, and more! As a bonus, get a FREE printable measurement poster and anchor chart. Learn more here!

Want a fun way to teach measurement that can be adapted for all students? Let me introduce MEASUREMENT TAG!

A ruler in the hands of an untrained kiddo is a dangerous pretty much useless tool. Some seem to take to measuring very easily, but for others, lots and lots of practice is called for! Here's a fun game for practicing using rulers to draw straight lines (a skill on its own, as anyone who's watched a child follow a spiraling ruler can attest to!), as well as drawing lines of a given length. To play "Don't Cross the Line!", each of your students will need paper, a ruler, and a pencil. Call out…