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"My students loved this because they could visualize amounts poured into cups, containers, etc. Perfect!"
Melissa F.
Description
These activities allow children to show what they know about capacity.
In the first activity, students will order various objects from most to least capacity. In the second activity, students will order jars of the same shape from most to least capacity. Color versions are also provided if teachers would like to laminate for center use.
In the final activity students will compare sets of two objects on a shelf. They will colour the objects with the larger capacities blue, and those with the smaller capacities red.
In the first activity, students will order various objects from most to least capacity. In the second activity, students will order jars of the same shape from most to least capacity. Color versions are also provided if teachers would like to laminate for center use.
In the final activity students will compare sets of two objects on a shelf. They will colour the objects with the larger capacities blue, and those with the smaller capacities red.
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CCSSK.MD.A.2
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What others say
"My students loved this because they could visualize amounts poured into cups, containers, etc. Perfect!"
Melissa F.
Description
These activities allow children to show what they know about capacity.
In the first activity, students will order various objects from most to least capacity. In the second activity, students will order jars of the same shape from most to least capacity. Color versions are also provided if teachers would like to laminate for center use.
In the final activity students will compare sets of two objects on a shelf. They will colour the objects with the larger capacities blue, and those with the smaller capacities red.
In the first activity, students will order various objects from most to least capacity. In the second activity, students will order jars of the same shape from most to least capacity. Color versions are also provided if teachers would like to laminate for center use.
In the final activity students will compare sets of two objects on a shelf. They will colour the objects with the larger capacities blue, and those with the smaller capacities red.
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This was helpful to see what my students understand from our capacity unit.
I add this to my math center. My students like the activity.
My students loved this because they could visualize amounts poured into cups, containers, etc. Perfect!
ALL the pages were used by my students to extend our math lesson. Unfortunately, our curriculum doesn't offer students independent practice so these were fantastic! Thank you for sharing these with us!
I teach a self-contained special education k-2 classroom and this resource was great for my students! They really enjoyed it.
Great way to help with capacity centers with students.
Great visual for the kids. Worked well for capacity.
My students enjoyed this activity while learning about capacity!
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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
CCSSK.MD.A.2
Directly compare two objects with a measurable attribute in common, to see which object has “more of”/“less of” the attribute, and describe the difference. For example, directly compare the heights of two children and describe one child as taller/shorter.
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