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Kindergarten measurement games for Microsoft Word

Preview of Capacity Bingo Game [AUS] editable

Capacity Bingo Game [AUS] editable

Created by
Teaching in QLD
Just like the regular rules of Bingo, a teacher or group leader calls out a figure and students with the corresponding figure are able to cross it off their list. This colourful version was adapted for the Measurement and Geometry strand of the Australian Curriculum. The teacher or group leader calls out figures in mL or L or percentages/fractions of a L and students mark their grids accordingly. Students love the colourful game boards and the resource is most effective when it is laminated. H
Preview of Simple Frog Jumping Measurement PreK/Kindergarten!

Simple Frog Jumping Measurement PreK/Kindergarten!

Created by
Mrs Browning
Practice measurement, counting, and number writing all in one! Have students measure how high the frogs are jumping and document their results!Recording sheet available in color or black and white! Save some ink and allow students to color the frog themself! Can they read the color words?!Please open in Microsoft Desktop App to ensure margins and alignment are correct.
Preview of Pet Show Measurement center for Kinder, 1st, and 2nd grade Common Core Standards

Pet Show Measurement center for Kinder, 1st, and 2nd grade Common Core Standards

Created by
Mary Schmidt
This math center practices both standard and non-standard measurement, depending on the needs of your students. You choose the measuring tool, whether it be one of the 3 included rulers or a tool of your own. Your students then find the winners of the pet show by measuring the various adorable animals to find the tallest, shortest, and longest animals. This center activity aligns with the Common Core Curriculum for Measurement and Data in grades K, 1, and 2.
Preview of Time Clocks Game - Hour and Half Hour

Time Clocks Game - Hour and Half Hour

Great File Folder Game for Practicing Clock Reading Skills! The game is ready to go for hour and half hour review, but the template can be easily modified to review any times! Complete with title page for front of file folder, Objectives and Procedure page for back of folder, and task cards ready to be printed and laminated.
Preview of Canadian Money

Canadian Money

Created by
Alexis Swire
Your students will colour the coins and play a penny piggy bank game. The piggy banks can be modified for any amount.
Preview of Penny Money Mats

Penny Money Mats

I use these money mats in my classroom in many different ways. I print them, glue onto construction/colored paper, and laminate. Once this is done, the possibilities are endless. I use these to play money games, review money equivalencies, practice counting money, etc. The kids love the game I play with these! Game rules are in the package as well!
Preview of Clock Bingo

Clock Bingo

This product includes 10 different clock bingo-style cards with calling cards. Practice telling time to the hour as a class or small group.
Preview of Blue Bird Measurement

Blue Bird Measurement

This activity is great for hands-on measurement using objects. To prep this activity, copy the blue birds onto card stock, laminate and cut out. Make a class set of recording sheets to place in center. Pre-measure the birds using pinto beans to create a key. You could use any object you choose to measure with.
Preview of Time Roll and Write

Time Roll and Write

Students will role either one or two dice (and add) to choose an hour. They will then write the analog and digital time for that hour and to the half hour. Example: If the student rolls a 5, they will draw the hands on the analog clock for 5 O'clock and 5:30 also filling in the digital times; 5:00 and 5:30.
Preview of Measure My friends feet

Measure My friends feet

Use a ruler or blocks to measure your freinds
Preview of Race to a Dollar

Race to a Dollar

Created by
Rachel Racop
This is a game similar to Race to 100 using base 10 blocks, but this game uses money. In this game you will get a score sheet and game board. How to play? Player 1 will roll 2 dice and those numbers represent how much money to put on the game board. Player 2 will do the same except on their own game board. They can record their answers onto the score sheet for documentation. First player that reaches a dollar, wins.
Preview of Custom Time Bingo

Custom Time Bingo

This product includes 3x3 bingo boards as well as 4x4 boards with blank clocks that allow students to draw the hands and customize the game to your needs. This allows you to assess students knowledge as they create their own game boards! It also allows you to play with various skill levels such as: times to hours, half-hours, quarter-hours, or even 5 minute intervals. I have used this with Kindergarten up through 5th graders as review and additional practice. Teacher instructions included. Plea
Preview of Measurement Tic-Tac-Toe game - length

Measurement Tic-Tac-Toe game - length

Created by
AggieTeacher
Nonstandard length game - would snap cubes or baseball bats be more appropriate for measurement? Here is a tic-tac-toe game to practice choosing resonable nonstandard units of measure.
Preview of Money Grab Game

Money Grab Game

Introduce your money unit with this fun and simple game with math packet. Get a big bag of all types of coins, throw them on the ground and have some fun, sorting, counting, graphing, and analyzing!
Preview of Caterpillar Run

Caterpillar Run

This is a short activity I designed with 2-4 year olds in mind. You can have the children place spring colored candies, counters, or pom-poms on the caterpillar outlines. I chose to color and laminate 1 with Velcro attached and I have the children match colored pom-poms to each circle and then they can write the number with a vis-a-vis. This activity can be used to address counting, long and short, color matching, and texture (if using pom-poms). It can easily be an independent activity for
Preview of Graphing and Tallying Pattern Blocks

Graphing and Tallying Pattern Blocks

Created by
Amber S
Students are to tally pattern blocks by shape and graph them by color. This is a great math center activity!
Preview of Jumping Links

Jumping Links

Students can practice measuring with non-standards units (links), counting by ones and tens, and comparing numbers with this fun activity!
Preview of Math-Exercise Estimation

Math-Exercise Estimation

Created by
Kay
Have your students estimate how many sit-ups, push ups, high-knees, etc. that they can do in any set amount of time. Then students can do the activity and see actual numbers and be able to compare estimates to actuals. This is a fun way to get students moving in the classroom!
Preview of Snap cube Measuring

Snap cube Measuring

Created by
Dr Garofolo
Students measure everyday objects using snap cubes then draw and label their findings.
Preview of Time to the Hour Memory Game

Time to the Hour Memory Game

Created by
Kate's Creations
Print these cards out and just cut apart for a ready to go math workshop game or for time flashcards. To play the game, the cards laid out face down. Students take turns flipping over two cards at a time. If the time matches the clock and they can read the time accurately, they keep the pair. If they do not match, the cards are flipped back over and the it's the next person's turn. Students play until all the cards are gone. The student with the most in her pile, is the winner.
Preview of More or Less Domino Comparisons

More or Less Domino Comparisons

Created by
VWKindergarten
Children can use our worksheets with dominoes in your room to compare numbers in your room (0-10) and then determine which number is more and which is less, or are they the same. Includes a ten frame for each number and a space to write the digits as well. Good practice also for subitizing, number writing and recognition of numbers on the ten-frame.
Preview of Telling Time Board Game

Telling Time Board Game

Created by
David Lewis
This is just a simple board I made to play a game while learning to tell time. Roll the dice. Count ahead to see which space you will land on. If you can make that time on a clock you can move to the spot. This is only a paper board game that you can print. You will need dice and manipulative clock to play the game. Please check out my other products and leave feedback. I have a great math board game for 1st - 3rd grade - http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/D-Lewis
Preview of I have Who has Time-hour

I have Who has Time-hour

Created by
Amber Fisher
Kindergarten, first grade based I have who has time, to the hour. Consists of 13 cards used in a math intervention class with small groups for those groups to use once in awhile as a whole group.
Preview of Measuring the Room with Cubes

Measuring the Room with Cubes

This is a great activity to use to teach students measuring with non-standard units of measurement.
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