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Kindergarten Easter Common Core 2.MD.A.1 resources
Easter Measuring | Easter Bunny Measuring Math Centers
Bunnies, bunnies bunnies... I LOVE bunnies! Included in this packet are five super cute bunny measuring activities using both standard and non-standard measurement, PLUS area & perimeter! For a better look, just click on PREVIEW! How Tall Is That Bunny?:Students will be using both standard and non-standard units to measure each bunny.Easter Basket Area and Perimeter:Students will use the Easter eggs provided (or you could other manipulatives, if you have them) to measure the area and perimet
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Also included in:Â Measuring Palooza BUNDLE | Measuring Math Centers For The Whole Year
Spring Measurement Activity
Are you looking for an Easter or Spring themed measurement activity? Bunny Hop Measurement might be your answer!In this Easter/Spring themed measurement activity, students will take a card and measure the distance that the bunny hopped either using inches, centimeters or both! **Be sure to check out the preview for a more detailed look.**This game is also part of a larger Easter/Spring Themed Math Game Bundle:Easter Math Game Bundle***************************************************************
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K - 3rd
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Easter Math: Measuring Task Cards - Standard or Non-Standard Units
Provided in this Easter Themed set of 17 task cards that deal with measuring. You can use these task cards to measure with standard (inch, half-inch, etc.) or non-standard units (unifex cubes, paperclips, etc.). Use these 17 Easter picture cards with lines to make accurate measurements in a hands-on and engaging way. These response cards will help your students understand and grasp the concept of measurement, whether it is standard or non-standard units (CCSS K.MD.A.1, 2.MD.A.1, 3.MD.B.4). T
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Holiday Bundle Measuring Task Cards - Standard or Non-Standard Units
Easter & Spring Tally and Graph
Students can practice their counting and graphing skills with this worksheet. Keep track of the number of each picture with tally marks, and then color in the graph to show the number. Fun activity for Easter or Spring! This can be used at a math center or independent activity
Plastic Easter Egg Measurement Fun
Students can measure a plastic Easter or "Spring" egg and record the measurements on this recording page. The measurements include length, capacity, surface area, and weight.
Graphics by KPM Doodles.
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PreK - 2nd
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Spring is in the Air - Plants
Spring is the season of new beginnings. It is when many baby animals are born, when birds build their nests, when plants gardens start to grow, when insects become active, and when there is much fun to be had in mud!! Nothing holds more fascination or appeal to a primary student than a big gooey, messy, mud puddle.In this extended activity covering ELA, math, and science standards, students will take part in experiments with mud, discover the needs of plants, and understand metamorphosis. Includ
Basic Measurement Activity
This was made to be used as an introductory lesson on how to measure with a ruler, but could be used as an assessment as well. This could be used with centimeters or inches.
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K - 3rd
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