Kimberly Repking

Metric Measurement: Length Metric Measurement Length This length activity complements any metric measurement unit in a fun way. Students solve a puzzle by figuring length problems. Students will measure the a line in cm, mm, and in decameters. Students will also answer questions about using the appropriate unit in finding the distance of two objects. Each problem that they solve tells students where to place a puzzle piece in order to complete a puzzle. This activity allows students to self-c

Density, Density, Density! This five-day density unit allows students to start with a conceptual understanding of density before starting in on the density math problems. Students will interact through multiple modalities – games, simulations, a lab, real life applications, density word problems, and an assessment to measure conceptual and mathematical density ability. Below is a timeline of the unit. Included in the zip file is a much more detailed plan with helpful teacher notes. Day 1 -

Metric Measurement: This bingo game is a great review for any metric measurement unit! There are over 30 different bingo cards. I also included call cards so students can play this game in a small group setting or at a station. This bingo game includes vocabulary words from the following topics: length mass volume density temperature Looking for other fun measurement activities? Check out my metric measurement nursery rhymes here!

Metric Measurement: Volume Metric Measurement Volume This volume activity complements any metric measurement unit in a fun way. Students solve a puzzle by figuring volume problems. Students will measure the volume of regular solids, irregular solids, and liquids. Each problem that they solve tells students where to place a puzzle piece in order to complete a puzzle. This activity allows students to self-check their work. If an answer is incorrect, the puzzle will not turn out and students wil

4th Grade PARCC IAR Practice Tests can be used to help your students gain familiarity with the types of questions that may be presented to your students on the state tests. Each sheet has 12 questions, similiar to a typical state test, that can be used in class or for homework. The questions on each sheet are blended from different standards to gain a spiral review. There are 15 different question sets, which is total of 180 problems. All questions stem from Common Core 4th grade math standards.

Metric Measurement Assessment: This metric measurement assessment is accompanied with three interventions and an enrichment activity. Students will first complete an assessment that tests students' understanding of length, mass, volume, and temperature. Students will then correct the problems they missed and use data to determine which intervention they will complete with the provided corrections guide. Students will then complete either a length intervention, mass intervention, volume in

Metric Measurement: As students read nursery rhymes, they circle the correct metric measurement term. The following nursery rhymes centered around metric measurement are included: Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty, Itsy Bitsy Spider. In each nursery rhyme, students must choose 9-10 correct terms in the story. Examples: (From Jack and Jill) I don't want to go back down the hill to measure the (length, mass) that we just walked. (From Humpty Dumpty) One nice fall day, Humpty Dumpty scaled the tow

This conversions activity complements any metric measurement unit in a fun way. Students solve a puzzle by figuring conversion word problems. Each problem that they solve tells students where to place a puzzle piece in order to complete a puzzle. This activity allows students to self-check their work in a unique manner. If an answer is incorrect, the puzzle will not turn out and students will have to go back and rework that problem missed.

Fractions, Decimals, Percents, Number lines all wrapped up in one. I developed this resource to help my students link all of the different ways to write a number. Students will start off with just tenths: showing tenths as a fraction, decimal, picture, word, and percent. Then, students will add tenths visually by coloring in a base ten rods and combining the pictures. After students have mastered tenths, halves and fourths are introduced in the same concept: showing them as a fraction, decimal,

Fraction Yahtzee! This game is very similar to Yahtzee; however all of the scores are in fractions instead of whole numbers. When a die is rolled, a one becomes a one-sixth. A two becomes two-sixths and so forth. For each turn, a student will have to add the dice (the fractions) to give themselves a score. If a student rolls and decides to use a sequence or a Full House, the score is a predetermined mixed number. At the end of the game, students will add all of the mixed numbers to get a total s

This is a 2 page study review or homework assignment for middle school students focusing on measurement. This study guide reviews length, mass, volume, density, and conversions. You can edit any section to tailor it to the needs of your class. You use it for a homework assignment or a study guide!