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Metric and Customary Units Quiz
Students test their knowledge of customary and metric units with this simple quiz
3rd - 8th
Measurement
Area and Perimeter (Missing Side Lengths)
This could be a homework assignment, quiz, or independent practice/review that is designed to asses student ability to determine missing length and width when given an area or perimeter.
4th - 6th
Arithmetic, Measurement
CCSS
4.MD.A.3
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Military Time
Assessment on understanding and reading military time. Can be used as a classwork assignment, quiz, or test.
5th - 8th
Basic Operations, Math, Measurement
Measurement Review Questions
I printed, cut and laminated this resources as a way for students to revise measurement questions.This could be done as a warm quiz (1 a day) or as an early finisher task.
7th - 9th
Measurement
fill in conversion chart
I used this as a quiz for my students who were studying customary and metric conversions.
Students should fill in the conversion numbers as well as the names for each conversion that is required on 5th grade standards.
3rd - 6th
Math, Measurement
Measurement Conversion Word Problems
Set of 9 conversion word problems including grams, feet, cups, gallons and more! Great set of mixed word problems to use for homework, quiz or classwork.
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Measurement, Other (Math)
Surface Area
This activity guides the learner in finding the surface area of a 3-D object (cube). TLW classifies the 3-D object by labeling its edges, faces, and vertices. Then, given dimensions and a visual representation of the net of a cube, TLW calculate the area of each face and sum the total for the cube's surface area.
I use this resource as an interactive math journal activity for my alternate middle school math class, but it can be used as differentiated notes, quiz, or for reinforcement or review.
3rd - 7th, Adult Education
Geometry, Measurement, Other (Math)
CCSS
6.G.A.4
Practice reading an architectural ruler
This worksheet allows your students to practice measuring 1/4" = 1 ft using an architectural ruler scale. The worksheet has your students measuring down to the inch and up the 24 feet. The practice scales are large enough to see that practicing this sometimes difficult skill becomes easy. The worksheet can also be used as a quiz or test.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Measurement
Area of Complex Figures Worksheet
Word Document. 6 problems finding the area of complex figures. In order to complete the worksheet students will need to know how to find the area of a Circle, Triangle, and Rectangle. A couple questions ask the student to find the percent of the shaded area in the figure. All figures were created using Geometer's Sketchpad.
6th - 8th
Decimals, Geometry, Measurement
Geometry Walk - Worksheet Students Find Circle Measurements Distance Learning
Students need to find math in the world around them to make it feel real, relevant, and important. Plus, fresh air and a bit of walking around inspires creativity and critical thinking. This resource can even be used as a scavenger hunt for finding shapes and making measurements are your school. This 2-page worksheet enables students to have fun by drawing circular shapes they find around their home or neighborhood, draw them, measure, and find area. My students LOVED taking Math class outside
5th - 8th
Geometry, Math, Measurement
Exploring Mount St. Helens With Google Earth
This is an activity sheet that allows students to explore Mount St. Helens using Google Earth while also constructing an understanding of the relationship between meters and kilometers. Answer key is included.
Author: Carol J. Gutierrez
Exploring Mount St. Helens with Google Earth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
4th - 6th
Earth Sciences, Measurement
Pumpkin Math
I created this handout to go along with a pumpkin math activity I always do with my students on or just before Halloween. You will need to bring in one or more pumpkins. I like to have one large one for modeling and some smaller ones for students to measure. I cut open the top of the large pumpkin and let the kids pull the guts out to count the seeds, and they love it! You could even bake them and bring them back to school for a yummy treat the next day.
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4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Measurement
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