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Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities 1st-3rd grade

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  1. Make Math FUN! Introduce or wrap up your metric measurement BUNDLE by setting up this fun Indoor Sports Day circuit for your students in elementary. The BUNDLE spans from Kindergarten - 5th grade. Create a day to remember by running a practical and engaging MEASUREMENT FUN DAY for your students. The
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Make Math FUN! Introduce or wrap up your metric measurement unit by setting up this fun Indoor Sports Day circuit for your students in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade. Create a day to remember by running a practical and engaging MEASUREMENT FUN DAY for your students. They will love you for it - and learn to love Math too! ❤️

This PDF printable product will show you how to set up a circuit of Metric Measurement activities for small groups to rotate through, in a team competition format.

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✅ Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade includes 7 math measurement stations to choose from, covering concepts like:

  • Comparing lengths, quantities & volumes
  • Longer - shorter
  • More - less
  • Sequential counting
  • Ordinal numbers
  • Using standard measuring tools like measuring tape, scales, measuring cups, etc.
  • Reading standard units of measure, like metres, centimetres, grams, millilitres, seconds, etc
  • Recording standard units of measure for length, weight, volume & time

Best suited for students in aged 6-8 yrs in mid elementary.

➡️ Learn more - watch the Video preview above in full screen, and open the Green Preview link.

Add to cart and smile, knowing how much educational fun your students will have, learning about real life applications of measurement.

✅ What does this product include?

When you download Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade, you receive a 25 slide deck presentation in print-ready, PDF format, to help you create your competition circuit. Slides are intentionally designed in landscape orientations to share on your classroom screen or TV monitor This way you can easily introduction the competition activities and you take your class through both the stations and activities digitally, before they start. The PDF includes:

  • Instruction cards for each station - printable
  • Student recording sheet - printable
  • Teacher set up information
  • Example photos
  • Bonus - Welcome bunting flags for that festive feel - printable
  • Bonus - completion / reflection Certificate - printable

PRAISE FOR the sister product - Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities in 3rd-5th Grades:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Great resource for differentiation also. "

What time commitment is involved?

Teacher set-up is required beforehand to print and prepare the measurement station activities, student recording sheets and certificates. Collect materials and equipment needed for each measurement station (+- 60 min).

Optional - print and make up the bonus bunting flags, decorate the classroom for that festive feel and to create excitement (+- 60 min).

The FUN DAY rotations can take students 3-4 hours, depending on the number of activities you put out, the number of students you have, their ability levels, extension activities you add in, etc.

All instructions are included, giving you the confidence to deliver a quality learning experience in Math, for your students.


➡️ Learn more - watch the Video preview above in full screen, and open the Green Preview link.

Add to cart and enjoy, knowing you have a great go-to activity, perfect to introducing, or wrapping up your measurement unit, that you will use every year. Even better when tied into big sporting current events happening in your local region.

❤️ How do I use this product?

All the instructions are included on the Teacher Information page in this Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade.. The FUN DAY activities have been designed to accommodate for wet days as they can all be played indoors.

Set up guide:

→ arrange your classroom space and furniture to accommodate up to 7 different

measurement stations, one for each unique Measurement activity.

→ print, cut (if you printed 2 activity instructions / page), possibly laminate (to preserve)

the Task Cards that give student instructions at each station.

→ print, cut and assemble the bunting flags to decorate your classroom (optional)

→ print student recording sheets for tracking their results at each station

→ pre-sort your groups into mixed abilities (2-4)

introduce the FUN DAY activities, by sharing the PDF slides with your students on your large screen, at the start of the event. Use presentation mode as follows: open the PDF, click VIEW > Enter full screen, then navigate with the arrow keys on your keyboard.

Finally let them go!

Float around, offering support only as needed or answering questions. Observe your students develop their Math and soft skills as they navigate each station with their small group.

Wrap up the day by having your students analyse their results and order their achievements within their groups.

Optional: Hold a certificate ceremony or a play-off between the top achievers.

Further Options: align with world or regional events, like The Olympics, World Series, etc. Have students choose a country/team to represent, research 3 facts about them, make a flag, wear the colours of that country/team, consider nutrition and hydration for athletes when you stop for breaks, etc.

❤️ How will this product help my students improve their knowledge and skills?

Nothing kills the love for Math faster that worksheet heavy lessons. While those are important for drill practise, they are not what help our students to grasp concepts and have Aha! moments in Math. That only happens with Real Life Experiences. And we all know that when we are having fun, we are more open to taking risks and absorbing new learning.

These are the principles that this product is built around. Children participating real life application activities, like measuring how far they can throw a paper plate disc, or choosing the best tools for measuring a particular length.

Now add in the competition element of who threw the furtherest, to explore math concepts of strategy, comparing, greater than, less than, and sequencing/ ordering values.

Finally, students will also work with Place Value as they toggle between the Metric units of Measurement.

CCSS aligned for your peace of mind.


❤️ What if I change teaching levels in the future?

This product is part of a product line from K-5th grade. You can view the other levels HERE:

1. Metric MEASUREMENT Math FUN DAY practical student activities K-2nd grade
(for students aged 5-7 years)

2. Metric MEASUREMENT Maths FUN DAY practical student activities 3rd - 5th grade

(for students aged 9-11 years)

Save buy purchasing the bundle HERE:

Maths MEASUREMENT BUNDLE activities team competition FUN DAY for K-5th grade

(for students aged 5-11 years)


✅ Do you have more games based Math products like this one?

I know that, like me, you also believe students learn better when they are having fun and interacting with each other to develop those crucial soft skills, like - independence, self management, risk taking and strategic thinking, to name a few.

Click on my Math Store LINK below and find more game based math activities to spark up your student engagement in this subject, and get them off digital devices.

Printable Math Games HERE

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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.
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.
Generate measurement data by measuring lengths of several objects to the nearest whole unit, or by making repeated measurements of the same object. Show the measurements by making a line plot, where the horizontal scale is marked off in whole-number units.
Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses of objects using standard units of grams (g), kilograms (kg), and liters (l). Add, subtract, multiply, or divide to solve one-step word problems involving masses or volumes that are given in the same units, e.g., by using drawings (such as a beaker with a measurement scale) to represent the problem.

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