Mandi Scott

Do your students have trouble grasping units of measurement used in the kitchen? Do they struggle with measurement equivalencies? Mine do, too! I created this to help students understand basic volume measurement. Once printed and laminated, cut everything out. The shapes for half cup, quarter cup, third cup, and tablespoons fit into the one cup measure. In addition, 2 quarter cups fit into 1 half cup, 4 tablespoons fit into 1 quarter cup, and 8 tablespoons fit into 1 half cup. During the

This versatile game can be played to review for just about any subject! Students play against each other in teams of 2 or 3. The square the team lands on indicates what clue card to pick up; the team must either draw the clue, act it out, or answer the question (trivia-style.) If you've ever played Cranium- that was my inspiration!This game works best if you make the clues ahead of time; about 10 clue cards for each category (draw, act, answer) will keep students busy for about 20 minutes.