Can you make it all the way around the board and not spend all your money? This no-prep game gets children subtracting with money. They start at $10 and “buy” toys as they move around the board. Who will have the most money at the...
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Grab these free liquid measurement word problems. Children read the word problem, color in a beaker, cup, etc and then solve the problem. I love cooking with my children. There is so much math involved and we get to practice liquid measurement, and I can...
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These simple measurement word problems will help children practice solving measurement problems they may face in real life situations. Word Problems! Most children just don’t like them, but they are an important part of math time. And let’s face it….they are real life. As adults,...
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Practice non-standard measurement and graphing with this free Valentine’s Day Printable. Then find the mean, median, and mode based on the measurement data. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at the bottom of the post. This post contains affiliate...
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These FREE Measurement Tools Worksheets will help your child practice choosing appropriate tools for measuring. There are two printables for inches, yards, miles and two for mm, cm, and meters. It is second nature to us! We need to measure a wall or the size...
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These FREE estimating length worksheets or task cards are the perfect way for children to estimate small lengths in centimeters and inches. They then check their estimation using a ruler. *This post contains affiliate links There are so many aspects of measuring. You have measurement conversions,...
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These 15 task cards focus on length comparison. Students measure two objects and then answer questions. One example may be, “How much longer is the car?” Or, “How much shorter is the doll?” How much taller is the ice cream cone than the...
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These 30 activities provide numerous ways to learn about measurement. There are activities for non-standard and standard measurement. You can also find activities for measurement equivalence. We are deep into learning about measurement. We are using rulers to measure lines. Exploring nature and...
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Need a Unit Conversion activity? These 10 puzzles have children figuring out liquid equivalences (gallons to quarts), metric equivalences (cm to m), and US conversions such as inches to feet. It really is a simple goal! Memorize liquid, metric, and linear equivalences. But it isn’t...
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Here are 40 clip card to make measurement for kids fun and exciting. They focus on measuring in cm, inches, half inches, and quarter inches. When it comes down to teaching measurement, lots of practice is needed. A great place to start is to allow...
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