Capacity

ACTIVITY 1: Learning Outcomes: By the end of this activity, students will be able to compare volumes of liquid using non-standard measurements. Materials: Five different bowls, glass, sets of self-made manila cards, “Vitagen®” as encouragement Procedures: 1. Teacher begins the lesson by comparing volumes of liquid using two different bowls and asks the students which bowls is larger or smaller. 2. Teacher distributes two students in a group and gives them five different dimensions of bowls…

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Exploring capacity using hands on activities. I love that the kids actually measured how many liters the sink would hold!

Description Measure and compare the lengths and capacities of pairs of objects using uniform informal units (ACMMG019) Compare and order several shapes and objects based on length, area, volume and capacity using appropriate uniform informal units (ACMMG037)

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MATH POSTERS - Capacity - weight - length - height - measurement and data - kindergarten math #kindergartenmath #kindergarten #measurementanddata

Description These Capacity printables are perfect when introducing the concept of capacity to young learners during your measurement unit. This capacity unit includes some introduction slides, a hands-on capacity activity with a recording sheet, several simple practice pages, and a literature connection activity. Please check out the preview to see what is included in this capacity unit! You will get: 5 introductory slides to display and discuss with students "Will it fit?" Literature…

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! You've made it through another year of wearing green and chasing leprechauns in your classroom. It's time to pull out the plastic eggs, rabbit ears, and jellybeans. I have a center idea for measuring capacity with nonstandard units. A teacher's assistant or a parent volunteer can manage the area for you once you've set things up. It's best of have only 1 or 2 children use the center at a time. This way, every child gets "HANDS ON" practice with measuring the…

These fun and engaging hands on measurement activities will help teachers plan and implement lessons on length, capacity and mass. Includes a FREEBIE!