Make Math Magic

•Using Christmas-themed ‘tree rulers’ is perfect for having your students move around the room while practicing non-standard measurement skills. You can laminate the cards, place them in your math center, and use them as a Scoot activity or other ideas. Materials Included:1. 17 Christmas-themed picture task cards to measure 2. 6 Christmas tree unit measuring rulers with 16 trees as the measuring units 3. Recording sheet (use the ‘tree’ measuring unit ruler) 4. Anchor chart showing how to measure

• Students move around the room with their ‘turkey’ ruler and measure Thanksgiving-themed pictures. Included are 13 picture cards, four-game options, and more! An interactive measuring favorite using nonstandard turkey rulers! Materials Included:1. 13 Thanksgiving themed picture task cards to measure 2. 6 turkey unit measuring rulers with 16 turkeys as the measuring units 3. Recording sheet (use the turkey measuring unit ruler) 4. Anchor chart showing how to measure with a ‘turkey’ ruler 5.

Your students will love practicing nonstandard measurement skills using cubes and objects in their own classrooms. You can use it as a whole class activity, guided math lesson as well as independent work and in your math center. Included is a chart showing tips on How to Measure an Object. Other items included in the product are: • Suggestions on how to use the product • Why are we doing this? (Math understanding of the skill) • Materials needed which are not included • ‘How Do I Measure’ Displa

•Use this fun and straightforward 0-10 number line activity to enhance beginning measuring. It is a simple way to help young learners understand the concept of measuring to a number length. •There are ten objects pictured on a 0-10 line. Students decide their number length by reading the beginning and ending numbers. A recording sheet is included for responding. Material Included:•Directions and suggestions on how to use the product •10 objects on a number line to measure •Recording sheet •Blan

•As your students use ordinary classroom objects to measure and compare their lengths, they will also engage in just the ‘Math Talk’ you want to encourage throughout the year. • This updated activity now includes-- *Using Links as the unit of measure *Detailed lesson plan suggestions and ideas on how to use the product *Resource guide- ‘How to Measure' Anchor Chart *Student response sheet for the pre-selected objects (b/w) *Student response sheet for student selected items (b/w

•Your students will love this interactive and collaborative nonstandard measurement booklet. It is an excellent way for your students to practice beginning measurement skills. Using their ‘hand’ as the unit of measure, they search for objects in their classroom that are a designated length long or tall. •Once they have found and measured an object, they draw and record their responses in the measurement booklet. There is also a response sheet for all the items measured, which can be placed in t

This updated product now includes additional two graphs, lesson plan suggestions, simplistic word problems corresponding to the graph and a bonus word problem worksheet. Your students will love to explore measuring classroom items using paper clips as their non-standard unit of measure. Included in the product are: • Questions and thoughts for pre-planning the lesson •Lesson plan with suggestions how to use the product • Why are we doing this? (Math understanding of the skill) • Materials

•A perfect Halloween hands-on fun and easy prep to reinforce nonstandard measurement with your students. Students walk around the room, search for the 19 Halloween picture cards, and using the included candy corn ruler, measure, and record each picture. •Ideas are included to use the version as a class Scoot activity. Materials Included:• Suggestions on how to use the product • 19 Halloween themed picture task cards to measure • 5 candy corn unit measuring rulers with 20 candy corns as the meas

•Do your students need a fun and engaging way to practice telling time to the hour? This hands-on product incorporates clocks and heart task cards, which you can use in February and any other times of the year. •The packet  includes a detailed direction sheet of how to put together the heart boxes, which I purchased at The Dollar Tree. •A Table of Contents displays the materials involved. •Resource Anchor Chart: Use this ‘Telling Time to the Hour Tips’ as a bulletin board display tips for te