This website gives teachers ideas on different activities they can use in the classroom. The activities are age appropriate for Pre-K students and tons of fun!
These are great activities to incorporate into a Pre-K classroom. Is it Big/Little? Is it Long/Short, play the activities to find out.
The 'Making Playdough' is a video that discusses how a teacher gives a lesson on measurement while the students are making their class play dough. The video is age appropriate for Pre-K students, very engaging, and easy to follow. Teachers can add this to their lesson plan to get students excited about measuring.
Dinosaurs and Measuring, What's not to love?! Pre-K students can enjoy a fun, engaging game as they use their measuring skills.
Dr. Seuss makes building measurement skills fun! Pre-K students can play Dr. Seuss' Beaver City game effectively as they develop their skills.
The game 'How Tall' is a game with Curious George. He engages students to see that there is math everywhere we turn. We can constantly be measuring, so let's get started.
The students can play this measurement game all day long. This games helps students match objects' height/lengths to different things around us. Measurement is all around us, so let's start measuring!
Practice, practice, practice! Using this resource can help students practice their measuring skills as they answer different math questions. There is audio available to read the questions to the students.
In this video a teacher is helping a student practice her measurement skills. She works with the student one on one. This video is a helpful resource for teachers trying to see how they can approach the topic of measurement.
As students practice their skills of measuring, they can play this 'Clifford' enriching game. The game is visually appealing, meets student's interests, and fun for Pre-K students.
