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2nd Grade Measurement FREE Activity - Measuring My Home

Rated 4.73 out of 5, based on 26 reviews
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Lucky Little Learners
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Grade Levels
2nd, Homeschool
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Pages
5 pages
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Description

This free 2nd grade measurement activity is hands-on and engaging! Students will measure to create a craft of a home.

>>>>> CLICK HERE to see my complete MEASUREMENT unit for second grade! <<<<<

Instructions for the free activity:

Students will need one piece of construction paper that is at least 9x12 in. to use as their background. The parts of the home that they measure and create can be made out of other construction paper and glued on or can be drawn directly onto the background.

There are 2 versions of this activity: One is only inches and the other includes inches and centimeters.

Each student will use the Measuring My Home page to follow instructions and create their home.

They will check off each task as they complete it and glue the page to the bottom of their creation.

Read below for more information about my complete measurement unit -

This is the hands-on, standards-aligned, collaborative, and engaging 2nd grade MEASUREMENT resource you’ve been looking for! This measurement unit can be used as a supplement to other math programs or as a complete unit. Includes: teaching slides, lesson plans, warm-ups, number talks, mini lessons, collaborations, worksheets, differentiation, assessments, anchor charts, and SO much more!

MEASURING MY WORLD

In this unit, students will master important measurement skills with non-standard, standard, customary (inch/feet), and metric (centimeter/meter) units! Each of the 15 lessons highlights a place in the students’ world!

Is your current math curriculum dull and lifeless?

This unit is engaging! It includes themed lessons to pique student interest, while also ensuring they master the math standards.

Looking for resources that are easy to prep?

The activities are low-prep or no-prep! The lesson plans include icons to help you choose which activities to use during the day, and teaching slides that guide you & your students through the lesson.

Wanting your students to love math?

The math block routine will scaffold and guide students to feel successful, reach deep levels of understanding, and love math!

This resource is perfect for:

  • A complete daily math block
  • Math centers & hands-on activities
  • Math worksheets & independent practice
  • Supplemental practice
  • Math interventions
  • Math extensions
  • Number talks
  • Themed units - perfect for integrated studies

THE UNIT INCLUDES:

  • Unit overview & binder cover
  • Pre-assessment
  • Post-assessment
  • Anchor charts
  • Graphing project
  • Book recommendations
  • Optional activities
  • Themed unit & lessons
  • Vocabulary word cards
  • Lesson plans
  • Teaching slides
  • Warm-ups
  • Math chats (Number talks)
  • Mini lessons
  • Collaborations
  • Independent Practice
  • Interventions
  • Extensions
  • Checks for understanding

Unit 7: Measurement Unit Skills & Strategies Overview:

*Aligned to CCSS and TEKS*

MEASUREMENT: CUSTOMARY UNITS

  • Measuring with non-standard units
  • Using a ruler
  • Measuring in inches
  • Measuring in feet
  • Measuring in yards
  • Estimating lengths
  • Comparing and ordering lengths

MEASUREMENT: METRIC UNITS

  • Measuring in centimeters
  • Measuring in meters
  • Estimating lengths
  • Comparing and ordering lengths
  • Comparing metric and customary units of measurement

MEASUREMENT

  • Choosing measurement tools
  • Finding length on a broken ruler
  • Line plots
  • Measurement word problems

Classroom teachers are already loving this resource!

—-”I have loved using this resource to supplement my school curriculum and to help with ideas for enrichment and intervention with my small groups! The students love the activities and are very engaged for each lesson!” - Education to the Macs

—- “Oh my goodness! I can't say enough amazing things about this resource! You have thought of everything! Vocab cards, anchor charts, small groups, exit tickets, warm ups, amazing interactive lessons! This has saved me hours in planning! My students love this!!!” - Amy W.

—”I am so in love with this resource! The Lucky Little Learners team has thought of absolutely everything a teacher would need to teach from this resource! When they say a whole math unit these guys actually mean it. The only thing you may need at all, is a few manipulatives, which most will have in the classroom already. These are my new favorite resources. Also, math, which I used to hate teaching, is my new favorite part of the day.” - Heather G.

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Measure the length of an object by selecting and using appropriate tools such as rulers, yardsticks, meter sticks, and measuring tapes.
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.
Estimate lengths using units of inches, feet, centimeters, and meters.
Measure to determine how much longer one object is than another, expressing the length difference in terms of a standard length unit.
Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve word problems involving lengths that are given in the same units, e.g., by using drawings (such as drawings of rulers) and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.

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