Description
This is a fun activity that students can use to practice measuring to the nearest inch or nearest centimeter. Everything you need it provided in this printable document. You may choose to mount their creations onto construction paper. Students will start by choosing a body, eyes, mouth, legs, and feet. Have students color the parts that they are choosing before cutting out. Once pieces are cut out have them assemble their monsters and glue them together. Then have students measure their parts following and answering the questions on the My Measurement Monster page. I have my student’s measure to the nearest inch or nearest centimeter.
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Grades
2nd - 3rd
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Pages
5
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
Description
This is a fun activity that students can use to practice measuring to the nearest inch or nearest centimeter. Everything you need it provided in this printable document. You may choose to mount their creations onto construction paper. Students will start by choosing a body, eyes, mouth, legs, and feet. Have students color the parts that they are choosing before cutting out. Once pieces are cut out have them assemble their monsters and glue them together. Then have students measure their parts following and answering the questions on the My Measurement Monster page. I have my student’s measure to the nearest inch or nearest centimeter.
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Great resource- easy to use and my students really enjoyed it.
This was a fun resource to use to practice measurement with my class.
Great Resource!! Aligned well to what I am Teaching.
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Great Resource!
My students LOVED this activity! They had fun decorating their monster and then measuring it.
We used our measurement monsters as a bulletin board display! Students loved being creative with the multiple monster features and be able to have a hands on measurement craftivity!
Great resource!
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