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Help your kindergarten students become familiar with measurement concepts in this interactive measurement lesson from "I Know It." Children will decide "Which is shorter?" "Which is longer?" and "Which is taller?" Students will be presented with multiple choice questions and drag-and-drop questions in a colorful, kid-friendly, and engaging format.
If students need a little extra help solving a math problem, they can click on the "hint" button. They will be shown a pictorial clue to help them visualize which object is longer/taller or shorter. When students get an answer wrong, a detailed explanation page with a custom graphic will show them how to answer the question correctly, so they can learn from mistakes and improve throughout the lesson.
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K.MD.2, MA.K.M.1.2, K.7A
Measurement And Data
Describe And Compare Measurable Attributes.
Directly compare two objects with a measurable attribute in common, to see which object has "more of"/"less of" the attribute, and describe the difference. For example, directly compare the heights of two children and describe one child as taller/shorter.
Measurement (Non-Standard Units) (Level K)
In this kindergarten-level math lesson, students will practice measuring objects with non-standard units. Students will answer questions like, "The fork is how many crackers long?" and "The paint brush is how many blocks long?"
Measurement (Heavier/Lighter) (Level K)
Students will compare objects and decide which object is heavier or lighter in this kindergarten-level math lesson. Students may be shown a bowl of cereal and a spoon, a football and a whistle, or an apple and a blueberry.
