Measurement

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Measurement

This section contains resources and activities related to measurement. To filter by grade level, activity type, or format, use the filters on the left.

Measurement Games

This section includes interactive games related to various forms of measurement including metric, standard units, area, and perimeter.

Measurement Drills

This section includes online and printable activities that reinforce various concepts of measurement. Use the filters on the left side of the page to isolate activities by grade level or by format (online or printable).

Measurement Workshop

Measurement Workshop is a great program for learners of all grade levels. In the "build" mode, users build cities out of metric or imperial (standard) rulers which can be resized, colored, and dragged around the stage to form a ruler city. In this mode, users can compare the relationship between inches and centimeters. In the "play mode" the city is randomly formed by the program and users must determine each building’s length in inches or centimeters. Users can choose from four different measurement skill levels: Whole Numbers (where "buildings" measure in inches or centimeters to whole numbers), whole numbers and halves (where "buildings" measure in inches or centimeters to whole numbers or whole numbers and halves, decimals (where "buildings" measure in inches or centimeters to decimals) and fractions (where "buildings" measure in inches or centimeters to fractions.)

Measurement - Game-based Activities

This section contains online and printable measurement practice based on MrNussbaum games such as Horrendous Soup and Sal's Sub Shop.