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Categorize units of measurement and their uses in the home on this worksheet. (We use a KILOGRAM to measure...)
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No matter what time you work with math, our new "Morning Math" series is a great way to open students' eyes to the daily uses of math. Simple measurement conversion problems (yards to feet, feet to inches) are covered in this five-part set.
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Standard and metric measurements and their abbreviations.
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Graphic display of key reference points on the celsius scale with matching activity. Learn to talk about body temperature and weather in French. Image graphique des points de repère du système celsius avec activité. Apprendre le vocabulaire et le système pour discuter de la température du corps et du temps.
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Calculate the perimeter of a circle.
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This is a good reference chart for length, mass,volume, area, liquid and dry measures.
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Categorize units of measurement and their uses in the home on this worksheet. (We use a GALLON to measure...)
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black and white version
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Find these liquid measurement-theme words from "cup" to "water".
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Print out on card stock or laminate. With inches in eighths.
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black and white version
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Comprehensive introduction to basic concepts of the metric system of measurement with numerous related materials. Includes useful posters, interactive exercises, and printable worksheets. Emphasizes becoming familiar with the metric system, not converting to and from the traditional U.S. system. Interactive .notebook file for Smart Board.
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black and white version
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Calculate the perimeter of a square.
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black and white version
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Use a paper clip to find out how many paper clips tall each toy is. Use a ruler to find out how many inches tall each toy is.
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Two conversion charts: Metric to US and US to Metric.
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Express fixed volume using different metric prefixes on this color illustrated worksheet.
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A collection of posters regarding the metric system. Introduce terms and show everyday items with their metric measurement.
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Students measure their bodies, then create a booklet about the results.
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Use a paper clip to find out how many paper clips long each object is. Use a ruler to find out how many inches long each object is. (alligator, fish, car, comb, duck, spoon, pencil).
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Three pages of practice.
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This math mini office contains information on determining length, mass, and volume.
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Use a paper clip to find out how many paper clips long each object is. Use a ruler to find out how many inches long each object is. (baseball bat, carrot, ant, shoe, bone, fork, key).
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Chart showing the most common everyday metric prefixes and items they are typically associated with.
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"Ask a Genius"-- Find out or review basic facts about the metric system. Interactive .notebook file for Smart Board.
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Match metric prefixes with their symbol and their multiplier. Interactive .notebook file for Smart Board.
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Associate common items with the metric unit used to measure them. Interactive .notebook file for Smart Board.
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Students measure typical objects in their home, then create a booklet about the results.
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If one foot equals 12 inches, then two feet equal... Practice conversion using everyday objects and measurement standards.
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This math mini office contains information on determining perimeter and area in metric and standard measurement for a variety of geometric shapes.
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An informative poster illustrating units of liquid measurement (cup, pint, quart, gallon).
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Color poster with directions for determining circumference, area, diameter, etc.
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Directions for determining circumference, area, diameter, etc.
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Students measure typical objects in their classroom, then create a booklet about the results.
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