Measuring and sizes

Students will be introduced to graphs and plotting points with this colorful and engaging activity. They will be presented an image on the board that they have to recreate using the given blank graph and different colored blocks.

Students can practice a variety of word problems per grade level and subject.

The students learn how to read the temperature on different kinds of thermometers.

Play with mosaic, similar to a pegboard. Play to learn how to mirror things.

Attach the labels to both sides of the scale and make sure it's balanced.

Students learn to name coordinates by studying the grid.

Students will compute and compare measurements of classroom objects using snap cubes as a visual representation.

Build while following an example or build freely with blocks in two or three dimensional spaces. Students learn about geometrical principles through play.

An easy to use calculator for your smart board or interactive whiteboard. You can use this calculator widget in combination with any of our other tools. This calculator can be a good aid for our other mathematics tools.

A simple way to measure things or to draw a straight line. The ruler is adjustable in size and can be used on the entire page.

Understand basic customary and metric units of weight and mass using pounds, ounces, grams and kilograms.

Students will learn how to assess the volume of various kinds of measuring jugs.

This protractor helps you measure angles. It is adjustable in size and can be used on the entire page.

Gallon man is a graphical creation that allows students to better visualize the units of capacity measurement.

Concepts of ordinal and cardinal numbers. Identify ordinal position to the tenth.

Understand the need for measuring with standard units and become familiar with standard units in the customary and metric systems for length. Carry out simple unit conversions (for example cm to m) within a system.