First grade measurement

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

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

Length anchor chart (first grade level)

Well hello there, friends! Sorry for the absence this week... soccer season started for our little one, plus lots of birthday parties, family

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

Monster Mash Measurement! Each kiddo chose their choice of colored paper. I provided the eyes, legs, and mouths and had them make a monster. Then, they measured the various body parts. In years past I gave the students the body shapes, but I love how they turned out allowing them to make up the body. Here's a few of my favorites.

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)

Teaching non-standard measurement to 1st Grade students allows them to communicate their reasoning and mathematical thinking. When students become

Hello Everyone! Thanks for stopping by! I have to tell you, I am loving this whole blogging thing. I hope to learn how to upload some of my printables very soon. Check back again for things like that! There were two activities that ended up being our favorites today! The first one is math related. We have been working on "area" of shapes. The kids have really caught on to simple area, so I decided to challenge them a bit. I gave them a piece of one inch grid paper. They had to use the…