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Use this resource to get outside and review some measuring skills!

Use this fun activity to introduce non-standard measurement! Students will trace and cut out there foot to measure various objects (with a wide variety of answers), then use a foot template to do the same thing (with answers being pretty similar.) You can use the book "How Big is a Foot?" to go along with it, but it's not necessary.

Counting coins can be tricky! This resource allows students to practice by isolating specific coins together, beginning with pennies and nickels and moving through different coin combinations up to quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies.

Use this resource to practice or review math facts. Can be used as an around the room, individual center, or as a snowball fight. Cut out and crumple up cards and have students throw them. They will pick up a snowball and then solve the problem.

Game boards for fun fluency practice! Students can practice the doubles and doubles + 1 strategies with this game boards and a 10-sided dice. Laminate or use dry erase pockets to reuse, or students can use counters to mark off spots.

Make graphing fun and delicious! Using Skittles for data, students will create 3 different graphs and answer questions about the data. Resource includes cute little tags for the Skittle bags.