2nd Grade Measurement Printables (by date, oldest first)

Este recurso es una herramienta educativa excepcional diseñada para estudiantes de primer grado que se encuentran en el proceso de aprendizaje de la lectura de la hora. El juego combina diversión y aprendizaje para reforzar la comprensión de las horas en punto y media.

Instrucciones:

1. Preparativos: Imprima una hoja de 'Veo, veo...' para cada estudiante o pareja participante, junto con las 24 horas diferentes, que incluyen las 12 horas en punto y las 12 horas y media. Para mayor durabilidad, lamínelas, lo que permitirá reutilizarlas en futuras ocasiones.
2. Numeración: Elija 9 de las 24 fichas y numérelas del 1 al 9 utilizando un rotulador borrable. Cada ficha contiene un espacio donde se puede colocar el número correspondiente.
3. Disposición en el aula: Distribuya las 9 hojas con los horarios seleccionados alrededor del aula, asegurándose de que estén visibles para los estudiantes.

Desarrollo del Juego:

Envíe a sus estudiantes a completar sus hojas de 'Veo, veo...' de forma individual o en parejas. En cada hoja, encontrarán 9 relojes analógicos y 9 relojes digitales. Deberán dibujar las manecillas en los relojes analógicos con un marcador borrable y escribir la hora correspondiente en los relojes digitales.

Puede personalizar la dinámica del juego según sus preferencias, ya sea fomentando la cooperación entre los estudiantes o incentivando la competencia amigable.

Si desean volver a jugar, simplemente sustituyan los 9 relojes utilizados por otros de los 15 restantes, lo que proporciona una variación constante y diversión continua en el aprendizaje de la lectura del reloj.

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Engaging "Telling Time I Spy" Game for First Graders!

Teaching kids to tell time has never been more exciting with our "Telling Time I Spy" game designed specifically for first graders. This resource offers a fun and interactive way for students to learn to read both whole and half-hour times.

How to Use the Resource:

1. Print and laminate the "I Spy..." paper for each student. Additionally, print the 24 different times, 12 corresponding to o'clock and the other 12 to half-past.

2. Laminate the clocks for reusability.

3. Choose 9 out of the 24 different hours and half-hours and number them from 1 to 9 using an erasable marker. Utilize the designated box for easy identification.

4. Place the 9 sheets with the selected times all over your classroom, making it a fun and engaging activity.

How to Play:

1. Send your students on a mission to fill out their "I Spy..." papers individually or in pairs. They will be required to draw the clock hands on each clock using an erasable marker and write the corresponding time in the digital clock format.

2. You have the flexibility to turn this activity into a cooperative or competitive game, depending on your preference and classroom dynamics.

3. If you wish to play the game again, simply exchange the 9 clocks with any of the remaining 15, offering endless opportunities for practice and excitement.

With our "Telling Time I Spy" game, your students will not only master the skill of reading time but also have a blast doing it! The interactive nature of the game ensures that learning becomes an enjoyable experience for every child. So, bring the thrill of "I Spy" to your time-telling lessons today!

This resource is also available in Spanish

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An exceptionally designed educational tool for first-grade students who are in the process of learning to read the time. The game combines fun and learning to reinforce understanding of o'clock, half-past hours, and all the quarters.

Preparation: Print an 'I Spy' sheet for each student or pair, along with the 48 different hours, including the 12 "o'clock," the 12 "and a half," the 12 "quarter past," and the 12 "quarter to." For added durability, laminate them, allowing for reuse on future occasions.

Numbering: Choose 9 of the 48 cards and number them from 1 to 9 using an erasable marker. Each card contains a space where the corresponding number can be placed.

Classroom Arrangement: Distribute the 9 sheets with the selected times around the classroom, ensuring they are visible to the students.

Gameplay: Instruct your students to complete their 'I Spy' sheets individually or in pairs. Each sheet contains 9 analog clocks and 9 digital clocks. They should draw the clock hands on the analog clocks with an erasable marker and write the corresponding time on the digital clocks.

You can customize the game's dynamics according to your preferences, whether by promoting cooperation among students or encouraging friendly competition.

If they wish to play again, replace the 9 clocks used with any of the remaining 39, providing a constant variation and ongoing fun while learning to read the clock.

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Este recurso es una herramienta educativa excepcional diseñada para estudiantes de primer grado que se encuentran en el proceso de aprendizaje de la lectura de la hora. El juego combina diversión y aprendizaje para reforzar la comprensión de las horas en punto, las "y media", así como los "y cuarto" y los "menos cuarto".

Instrucciones:

1. Preparativos: Imprima una hoja de 'Veo, veo...' para cada estudiante o pareja participante, junto con las 48 horas diferentes, que incluyen las 12 horas "en punto", 12 horas "y media", 12 horas "y cuarto" y 12 horas "menos cuarto". Para mayor durabilidad, lamínelas, lo que permitirá reutilizarlas en futuras ocasiones.
2. Numeración: Elija 9 de las 48 fichas y numérelas del 1 al 9 utilizando un rotulador borrable. Cada ficha contiene un espacio donde se puede colocar el número correspondiente.
3. Disposición en el aula: Distribuya las 9 hojas con los horarios seleccionados alrededor del aula, asegurándose de que estén visibles para los estudiantes.

Desarrollo del Juego:

Envíe a sus estudiantes a completar sus hojas de 'Veo, veo...' de forma individual o en parejas. En cada hoja, encontrarán 9 relojes analógicos y 9 relojes digitales. Deberán dibujar las manecillas en los relojes analógicos con un marcador borrable y escribir la hora correspondiente en los relojes digitales.

Puede personalizar la dinámica del juego según sus preferencias, ya sea fomentando la cooperación entre los estudiantes o incentivando la competencia amigable.

Si desean volver a jugar, simplemente sustituyan los 9 relojes utilizados por otros de los 39 restantes, lo que proporciona una variación constante y diversión continua en el aprendizaje de la lectura del reloj.

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Telling Time Bundle

4 great resources to teach and practice Telling Time that you can get now at a bundle price.

They are the following resources:

Telling Time I spy game: Printable 49 pages PDF file that you could use to practice Telling Time playing I spy game.

Telling Time Vocabulary: Powerpoint interactive show to teach all the main vocabulary of this subject.

Telling Time Jeopardy game with automatic scoreboard: Powerpoint interactive show with the popular and fun game that will allow them to put into practice their knowledge and will serve as an evaluation of what they have learned.

Bilingual Telling Time practice: This interactive Powerpoint how lets you practice the telling time once and again. Play and stop the analog clock at a random time, and put the answer in the digital clock. Practice AM/FM too.

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Teach size sorting with this spring sorting activity set. A perfect hands-on math activity for toddler, preschool, pre-k SPED, and early childhood education classrooms. Perfect for a spring theme in your kindergarten classroom. Worksheets are also included for a no-prep activity.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these spring sorting by attributes - size cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Spring Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Spring Sort by Size Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• 2 Sort by Size Mats
• Spring Cards of different size
• 3 No-Prep Sort by Size Worksheets
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the cards.
• They will sort it according to the size 'large', 'medium', or 'small' onto the sorting mat.
• If required, learners can also complete the worksheets included.

Preparing this Spring Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and sorting mats and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create cards.

How to best use this Spring Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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These Non-Standard Measurement Mats make the perfect Math Center activity for your Kindergarten students this Back to School season. Encouraging exploration of non-standard, informal measurement units, this engaging back to school math center features school related items including school supplies and apples.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these back to school measurement math cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource along with rulers featuring school-themed paperclips and apples.

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-Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Back to School Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• School Supplies Measuring Cards
• Apples Measuring Cards
• Paperclip and Apple Rulers
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the measuring cards
• Learners may use non-standard units such as snap cubes or pom poms or the rulers included in this packet

Preparing this Back to School Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and rulers and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create individual measurement mats and rulers.

How to best use this Back to School Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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- 2D Shape Sorting Mats (with real photos)

- Number Sense Mystery Puzzles

- Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

- Number Sense Craft Activity (Stack the Books!)

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These Non-Standard Measurement Activity Mats make the perfect Math Center activity for your Kindergarten students this Winter season. Encouraging exploration of non-standard, informal measurement units, this engaging winter measurement math center features winter related items including snowmen and penguin.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these winter measurement math cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource along with rulers featuring winter-themed snowballs and fish.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Winter Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Winter Non Standard Measurement Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• Snowmen Measuring Cards
• Penguins Measuring Cards
• Snowballs and Fish Rulers
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the measuring cards
• Learners may use non-standard units such as snap cubes or pom poms or the rulers included in this packet

Preparing this Winter Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and rulers and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create individual measurement mats and rulers.

How to best use this Winter Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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Your students will have a ton of fun with these hands-on spring activities for kindergarten! Including both math and literacy spring-themed activities, they make the perfect addition for your kindergarten spring centers. This bundle contains over 50 hands-on math and literacy activities including matching games, puzzles and clip cards.

The target skills for each activity range from development of fine motor skills to recognizing initial sounds and number matching, ensuring there are appropriately challenging activities for learners of all abilities. For a detailed look at all hands-on spring activities included in this resource, please see the preview above.

The 29 activities included in this bundle are:

Spring Literacy Centers for Kindergarten:

1. A-Z Letter Sequence Puzzles - Spring Themed
2. Alphabet Match-up
3. Build a Spring Sentence
4. Literacy Sensory Bins
5. Differentiated Writing Center
6. Handwriting - Alphabet and Number Tracing Cards
7. Literacy Clip Cards (with clipart)
8. Literacy Clip Cards (with real photos)
9. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
10. Rhyming Caterpillar
11. Spring CVC Word Mat
12. Vocabulary - Spring Activities with real photos
13. Vocabulary - Spring Things with real photos
14. CVC Middle Sound Sorting Craftivity

Spring Math Centers for Kindergarten: 

1. 1-20 Number Sequence Puzzles - Spring Themed
2. 2D Shape Puzzles
3. Math Sensory Bins
4. Addition and Subtraction Hands-On Mats
5. Graphing Activity - Roll and Graph
6. Math Clip Cards (14 Sets)
7. Math Mystery Puzzles
8. Number Match-up
9. Ten Frames Centers
10. Sort by Size
11. Counting 1 to 10 Number Wheels
12. 2D Shape Clip Cards
13. Clip Cards - Color Wheels
14. Spring Icons Rainbow Color Wheels
15. Math Sensory Bins

Spring SEL Centers for Kindergarten:

1. Feelings and Emotions Clip Cards

Spring Fine Motor Centers for Kindergarten:

1. Spring Dough Mats
2. Spring Mazes

How to use: Hands-On Spring Activities for Kindergarten

The center activities are best used when printed on cardstock and/or laminated. You can choose to implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

The printables can be used to strengthen students’ fine motor skills and are perfect for exploration during morning work. Alternatively, the printables can be used to supplement your kindergarten literacy and math centers.

Here's what my happy customers are saying about this resource:

“I bought the winter bundle and my student loved all of the activities I prepped. So of course I had to buy the spring-themed one. No surprise but they still love the activities.”

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Are Back to School Activities for Kindergarten at the top of your list right now? Are you also looking for engaging and hands-on math and literacy centers for your learners? Well, these Back to School Math and Literacy Centers are perfect for some Hands-on Back to School Activities for your Kindergarten learners. Each Back to School Center provides the perfect way to incorporate math, literacy and fine-motor skills into your everyday learning centers!

This Kindergarten Back to School Activity Bundle currently contains 28 resources with tons of math and literacy centers and activities including matching games, puzzles and clip cards. The activities include development of fine motor skills, recognizing the alphabet and numbers, and matching activities, ensuring there are activities for learners of all abilities. For a detailed look at all the Hands-on Back to School Activities included in this resource, please look at the preview above.

Black and White versions of all the activities are included wherever possible, except for those which include color as part of the activity.

What You Get In This Bundle: 

1. Alphabet Matching Activity
2. Beginning Sounds Match-up
3. Number Sense Match-up
4. Build a Silly School Sentence
5. CVC Word Mat
6. Non-Standard Measurement Mats
7. Color Sort and Match Activity
8. Count and Match
9. Alphabet Clip Cards
10. Number Clip Cards
11. Medial Sound Sort
12. Matching Emotions
13. Sequencing Puzzles (Only in Color)
14. Alphabet Tracing Strips
15. Crayon Alphabet Flip and Trace
16. Crayon Number Flip and Trace
17. Fine Motor Tracing
18. Math Mystery Puzzles
19. Number Tracing Strips
20. Paint Splat Patterns
21. Pencil Rhyming Puzzles
22. 2D Shape Sorting Mats
23. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
24. Ten Frame Mats
25. Addition and Subtraction Task Cards
26. Playdough Counting Mats
27. Spot the Difference - Visual Discrimination
28. Syllable Sort

How To Use These Hands On Activities 

• Print activities on cardstock and/or laminate them for sturdiness 
• Implement as small group activities or independent work 
• Implement during literacy and math centers

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Hands-On Spring Activities for Kindergarten | Math and Literacy Centers

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Looking for fun, hands-on and engaging Winter Activities and Centers for your Kindergarten learners? This Winter Morning Bins activity bundle features more than 40 kindergarten winter math and literacy centers that are bound to keep your students engaged and eager to participate.

Ranging from number and alphabet puzzles, to sentence building activities and clip cards, this extensive range of winter-themed math and literacy centers can also be used by students during January for morning work or as part of a teacher-directed small group activity. 

For a detailed view of what this resource contains, please check out the preview above.

This bundle is offered at a HUGE discount compared to purchasing each of the sets individually. There are 28 resources included for a total of 43 centers.

All centers come in color and black & white copies wherever possible!

The following winter literacy center are included in this bundle:

1. A-Z Letter Sequence Puzzles - Winter Themed
2. Alphabet Match-Up (Snowglobe)
3. Rhyming Snowman
4. Build a Winter Sentence
5. Differentiated Writing Center
6. Alphabet Tracing Cards - Handwriting
7. I Can Sort by Middle Sounds - Vowel Sorting Center
8. Literacy Centers Clip Cards (clipart) - Syllables, Beginning and Ending Sounds
9. Literacy Centers Clip Cards (real photos) - Syllables, Beginning and Ending Sounds
10. Penguin and Math Winter Literacy Sensory Bins
11. Vocabulary: Winter Things (real photos!)
12. Vocabulary: Winter Fun Activities (real photos!)
13. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
14. CVC Words Building Activity - Snowball

The following winter math centers are included in this bundle:

1. 1-20 Number Sequence Puzzles - Winter Themed
2. 2D Shape Puzzles
3. Number Match-up (Snowglobe)
4. Addition and Subtraction Hands-On Mats
5. Math Centers Clip Cards - 14 Sets (2D Shapes, Prepositions, Visual Discrimination, Counting to 20, Number Sense)
6. Math Mystery Puzzles
7. Patterns (6 Centers)
8. Ten Frame Mats: Hibernating Bears and Ice Skates
9. Number Tracing Cards - Handwriting Practice
10. Clip Cards - Color Wheels (FREE)
11. Winter Icons Rainbow Color Wheels
12. Penguin and Winter Math Sensory Bins
13. Count and Match the Winter Objects
14. Non-Standard Measurement Mats
15. Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

The following fine motor centers are included in this bundle:

1. Mitten Scissor Skills Cutting Practice and Crafts

2. Mitten Tracing Practice

How To Use These Hands On Activities 

• Print activities on cardstock and/or laminate them for sturdiness 
• Implement as small group activities or independent work 
• Implement during literacy and math centers

Here's what my happy customers are saying about this resource:

“Really fun activities. Once I spent the time and prepped them my students kept wanting these centers versus other ones. Looking forward to other seasons themed bundles.”

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Check out this product included at a discounted price with the Superhero Theme Classroom Decor Bundle.

The Superhero Clock Labels make an awesome display for students to visualize what the numbers on an analog clock stand for. The following clock labels are Superhero themed. The superhero clock labels can be cut out and laminated for added durability. Included are two different clock label sizes; to fit a larger and smaller analog clock. Clock labels can be posted on the wall around your classroom analog clock. Students will love telling time with the Superhero analog clock labels!

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Superhero Classroom Jobs, AR Points Tracker, Behavior Chart, Supply Labels, and Classroom Banner!

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Show Me the Money!

The Money Combinations Activity is a great addition for students to practice combining money. This product is a fantastic activity for Math Centers, Whole Class Activity, Partner Practice, or Individualized fun! Students will have different Sorting Mats to show one amount of money, using four different combinations of coins (teachers can set the goal for students to use the least amount of coins/dollar bills). Students will love to challenge themselves to find a common sum with different coin values combined. Laminate the four sorting mats, the amount of money tabs, and the coin templates. Keep all the products in a zip lock bags to re-use year after year.

Product Includes:

-Suggestions and Directions Sheets

-Student Record Sheet

- 4 Sorting Mats

-10 different dollar amount tabs

-5 money templates (dollar bill, quarter, dime, nickel, and penny).

-Answer Keys included, so students can check their own work

All of the printables come in color for Workstation purposes and black and white for printer friendly purposes.

If teachers have a money kit, students can use the plastic coins rather than the templates included. Students can check their own work with the answer key and record the combinations from the mats on their record sheet. Each combination correct is worth one point.

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The goal for this project is for your child/students to practice using area and perimeter. They will also practice spatial awareness as they plan for elements to fit within the area provided. The different areas they will place on their maps are based on the realms represented in the Nutcracker Ballet (when visiting after Marie/Clara rescues the Nutcracker/Prince)

Children/students can practice following instructions and requirements by following the assignment's instructions.

What is Included: 9 Pages

· Goals and Instructions for Teachers

· Instructions/Requirements

· Example

· Rubric

· Legends Page.

· Elements Page

· Separate 11x14 printable graph page

Pair this with the Nutcracked novel study, the Nutcracker and The Mouse King picture book study, or other Nutcracker Christmas School Activities. A complete 20-Day Christmas School Unit is available as a bundle through my website or TeachShare storefront.

Measurement - Included in this measurement activity download is 18 measurement cards. Cut out and set up in your classroom that students can go from one card to another and record their measurement. Students work individually or in groups to measure 1 card and when the teacher calls “scoot” students move to the next card. This continues until all 18 cards have been recorded. I’ve included answer keys to support different way to measure (non-standard and standard). **This product has been updated so that the measurements line up to the nearest inch. To adjust the measurement for other units, I recommend printing and extending the lines with a sharpie** CCSS.Math.Content.2.MD.A.1 Measure the length of an object by selecting and using appropriate tools such as rulers, yardsticks, meter sticks, and measuring tapes. CCSS.Math.Content.2.MD.A.2 Measure the length of an object twice, using length units of different lengths for the two measurements; describe how the two measurements relate to the size of the unit chosen. ****This product is part of my Mega 1st Grade Math Bundle**** Buy and save and any new products added later will be yours at NO CHARGE! Buy and SAVE!!!! Ultimate 1st Grade Math Bundle **rate and comment to receive your TeachShare credits** Check out my store and follow me for new products! 1st Grade Salt Life

Are you looking for a unique, interesting, and hands-on way to practice time and money for your students? You'll like the flexibility of this lapbook and how simple it is to adapt it to the different abilities of your students. Lapbooks are great for both group and/or partner projects as well as independent projects.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• Front Cover Page
• Time Conversions Label
• US Currency Label
• Penny, Nickel, Dime, and Quarter Information Cards
• Days of the Week Labels
• Dollar Bills Label
• Dollar Bills ($1, $5, $10, $20)
• Analog Clock
• Moveable Clock Hands
• O'Clock, Quarter to, Quarter After, Half Past Labels
• Digital Clock with Interchangeable Number Pieces
• AM/PM Time on a number line
• Yesterday was, Today is, Tomorrow will be Labels

What is a lapbook?

A lapbook is a book made from a file folder that includes various information about a topic. Students can create a lap book by cutting, coloring (when needed), and gluing them inside a file folder. The finished file folder book is called a lapbook because the book is usually big enough to spread out on your lap to read.

Lapbooks do not come with specific assembly instructions. Students are to use the information to build their books creatively and uniquely! This is a fun way for students to learn and get hands-on with the information!

All of the hard work is done for you. Just print the pieces, give each student one file folder, and let your students get creative!

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This creative Underwater Perspective Walkway: Art Unit was designed to be printed and displayed as examples while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on the big screen.

For this assignment, I asked students to make an Underwater Perspective Walkway, celebrating the joy of 1-point perspective and sea life. Students brainstorm their ideas in a sketchbook, and learn how to draw in 1-point perspective (step-by-step demonstrations). Measurements w/ rulers and yardsticks are learned. A compass is used for the curves. Students take the sketch to Final Copy paper and outline important features. Materials will be mainly colored pencils and transparent watercolor blue wash paints. This is a 3-5-day assignment.

I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy!

Are you working on teaching your students how to count money? Counting dollars and bills? Try these task cards out for extra practice, intervention review, or advanced practice for those that need a bit of enrichment! You get 32 colorful task cards (they do print very well in gray scale), answer sheet, four bonus practice worksheets, and answer keys! Also included are 2 bonus practice sheets, a blank answer page, and answer keys. Use these task cards for a variety of activities - whole group games such as Scoot or Jeopardy; small group work, independent seat work, workstations or centers, or for test review. Mine love to do "math around the room". I tape the cards up around the room and allow them time to "find" the cards and solve them as they move around.

Non Standard Measurement | Length Worksheets for Kindergarten | Grade One

This collection of 27 printable worksheets offers engaging activities to teach non-standard measurement of length to young learners. Perfect for Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2, these no-prep resources are designed to make learning fun and interactive. Explore a variety of hands-on exercises that will help students develop essential measurement skills while building a strong foundation in math."

Worksheet details:

• Who's the tallest - look at each set of the two kids and color in the tallest
• Who's the shortest - look at each set of the two kids and color in the shortest
• Order the animals cut out the animals and order from shortest to tallest .
• Order the objects- cut out the objects and order from tallest to shortest.
• Measure the palms - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the trees - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the giraffes - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the children (boys)- cut out the children past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall they are.
• Measure the children (girls)- cut out the children past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall they are.
• Measure the penguins- cut out the penguins past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall they are.
• Measure the cars- cut out the cars past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the shoes- cut out the shoes past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the keys- cut out the keys past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the children (boys-girls)- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall each child is.
• Measure the pens- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall each pen is.
• Measure the bottles- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place ,write down how many blocks tall each bottle is.
• Measure the remote controls- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place,write down how many blocks long each remote control is.
• Measure the branches- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place,write down how many blocks long each branche is.
• Measure the shovels- cut out the block strip past them in the correct place,write down how many blocks long each shovel is.
• Measure the spoons - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the forks - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure the pencils - write down how many blocks long they are.
• Measure Measure the vehicles - measure how many blocks long each vehicle is
• Measure the flowers- measure how many blocks tall each flower is
• Measure the rulers - cut out the bottle strip and use it to measure the rulers
• Measure the ladders - cut out the shoes strip and use it to measure the ladders
• Measure the pens - cut out the whistles strip and use it to measure the pens

These versatile worksheets can be easily adapted to fit your teaching style. Use them for whole-class instruction, independent practice, homework assignments, homeschooling, or even as engaging sub plans

Get ready for a nutty adventure with this exciting collection of squirrel coloring pages! Designed for curious young artists in Pre-K and Kindergarten, this set features 10 captivating squirrel illustrations that will spark their creativity and ignite a love for these playful and energetic creatures.

What's in the Nutty Bunch?

• A Scurry of Squirrels: Discover 10 adorable squirrel coloring pages showcasing playful youngsters, busy gatherers, and everything in between!
• Just the Right Size: Big, friendly illustrations designed for small hands to comfortably hold and color.
• Sharp & Vibrant: High-quality printing ensures crisp and eye-catching images for endless coloring fun.

Benefits You'll Enjoy:

• Squirrel-tastic Creativity: Sparks imagination and lets young minds explore the wonders of the forest.
• Developing Skills: Helps build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and color recognition.
• Independent or Group Play: Provides a fun and engaging activity for both solo learning or group play with friends.
• Learning Through Play: Introduces young minds to the fascinating world of squirrels in a captivating way.

Perfect for:

• Pre-K and Kindergarten teachers
• Homeschool parents
• Daycare providers
• Parents looking for educational and entertaining activities for their little ones