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Order Numbers
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Add With Pictures
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Addition Properties
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Add Using A Number Line
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Count On To Add
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Add With 10
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Doubles And Near Doubles Addition Strategy
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Make 10 Strategy
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Add Three Whole Numbers
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Data Handling
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Measurement
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Length Skills
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Comparing LengthsIdentifying the Longest and Shortest Object Game
In this engaging math game, kids will compare lengths of real-world objects (such as pens, markers, etc.) to identify the longest and shortest ones. By tapping on interactive elements, children will mark their responses and enhance their measurement skills. This playful approach makes learning about length measurement exciting and relatable for young learners.
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Comparing LengthsEqual Lengths Game
Let your child explore the world of measurement with this engaging game. They'll compare lengths using terms like longer, shorter, and equal. By analyzing groups of objects, kids will learn to identify those with the same length, strengthening their understanding of measurement concepts. It's a colorful way to boost their math skills!
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Comparing LengthsOrdering Objects by Length Game
This fun math game lets kids practice comparing and ordering objects by length. Through solving various problems, children will learn to measure and rank items, gaining essential measurement skills. Perfect for young learners to overcome misconceptions and enjoy the world of measurement and data in a playful way!
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Comparing LengthsAligning and Comparing Lengths Game
Join the adventure of aligning and comparing lengths in this engaging math game! Kids will tap to identify objects that are longer, shorter, or equal, building confidence as they solve measurement challenges. Perfect for kindergarteners, this game sharpens skills in measurement and data through fun and interactive play. Let the learning begin!
All Measurement Skills
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LengthMeasuring Length Using Another Object Game
In this exciting game, kids will learn to measure the length of an object using copies of another object. By completing fun tasks, they will grasp measurement concepts effortlessly. Perfect for young learners, this game turns math into an enjoyable experience, helping kids build confidence in comparing and estimating lengths. Get started and watch them thrive!
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HeightAlign and Comparing Heights Game
In this exciting game, kids will align and compare heights using terms like taller, shorter, and equal. It's a great way to practice measurement skills while having fun. The game helps clear up common misconceptions about measuring heights through regular and focused practice. Watch your young mathematician grow in confidence as they play!
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LengthSelecting the Right Unit Game
In this engaging math game, kids learn to measure object lengths using real-world examples and visual aids. They'll choose the right non-standard unit from given options, enhancing their ability to compare and estimate lengths. Perfect for young learners to grasp measurement concepts while having fun!
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HeightComparing Heights of Objects Game
In this lively game, kids will compare heights using words like taller, shorter, and equal. They'll solve varied problems, reinforcing measurement skills in a fun way. Perfect for kindergarteners, this game makes learning about heights interactive and enjoyable, ensuring kids build confidence while having a great time!
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LengthMaking Reasonable Estimates of Lengths Game
Help your child explore the world of measurement with this exciting game! Students will use graph paper to estimate and measure lengths of real-world objects, making learning interactive and fun. This game tackles common misconceptions and builds confidence in measurement skills. Practice comparing lengths and develop keen estimation abilities. Get started now!
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HeightIdentifying the Tallest and Shortest Object Game
Can your child identify the tallest and shortest object in a set? In this engaging game, kids will practice comparing heights using real-world objects. The game makes measurement concepts easy and fun, helping children get comfortable with identifying the tallest and shortest objects. By solving exciting problems, kids will develop essential skills in height measurement while having loads of fun!
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HeightOrdering Objects by Height Game
In this engaging math game, kids will order objects by height using real-world visuals. They'll tap interactive elements to make their choices, boosting their understanding of measurement. Perfect for young learners, this game makes learning about comparing and measuring lengths fun and interactive. Join the excitement and explore new skills today!
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LengthOrdering Objects by Counting the Squares Game
In this fun math game, kids will learn to order objects by counting squares. Using graph paper, children compare and estimate the length of objects, making measurement easy and interactive. Perfect for building confidence in measurement and data skills, this game ensures kids practice in a playful way. Watch your child master comparing heights with ease!
Measurement is an integral part of core math concepts. In kindergarten, kids learn about counting, colors, and shapes. They also learn about measurable attributes like length and weight of objects. In grade 1, the kids further develop their understanding of measurement.Grade 1 measurement games emphasize on practicing math skills to measure the “length” or “height”.
What is “length measurement”?
The definition of length measurement at this level is:
- “Length is the total gap measured between the leftmost and rightmost end of an object in the given units”.
Reference image: Hey kid, use coins to measure the length of any color pencil. Make a tower of coins by placing coins one over another. Check how many coins are needed to make a tower equal to the length of the pencil?
Measurement: The perspective of measuring and ordering
The best way to teach a kid about the measurement of length is by practicing the concept. To understand it better, SplashLearn games pick real life objects in games. Measurement skills in grade 1 focus on figuring the length of any object for ordering and arranging.
Reference image: Fun math games for children boost learning and interest for learning math
Kids learn to arrange objects in the ascending/descending order of their length or height upon observing them. They learn this using objects like pens, pencils, glasses, spoons or others.
- Learning & outcome
Comprehensive and didactical games for grade 1 from the SplashLearn are the best pick for a child. Each exercise is designed to master the specific concept and associated math skill. Measurement games for grade 1 aim to enhance their application skills.
The projected outcomes of the learning are:
- Observing the length of objects for suitable classification along with other attributes like shape, color, and type
- Using small objects like beads, pearls, coins, and others to measure the object’s length in suitable number
- Arranging and ordering objects on the basis of their length as-well-as height
- Developing strong visual observation and motor skills to pick and arrange objects
- Nurturing direct comparison skills to establish understanding of conservation of a measure
- Required math skills
To order and measure objects by length, kids need the knowledge of basic counting from 1 to 20.SplashLearn games for kindergarten covers skills like classifying objects according to length, height, and colors. This lays a foundation for understanding measurement in grade 1.
Engagement
As kids learn about ordering and measuring length, they can start with the direct comparison of two or more objects. In a meaningful manner, this comparison is vital in the culmination of thoughts. With practice, kids learn about writing logical sentences as follows:
- My book is long v/s my book is longer than yours
- My glass is filled v/s my glass is filled less than yours
The understanding of keeping a quantity constant for investigating is referred as conservation of measure. Games based on daily experiences are one of the most efficient way to achieve it.
In a simple manner, easy-to-play fun games with interactive themes on the SplashLearn app allow a child to excel in math. SplashLearn content follows the guideline of core math standards. Also, practicing math exercises and worksheets demonstrates significant improvement in the confidence. It makes understanding of advanced math concepts easier in the later grades.
Order Objects by Length
One of the fundamental approaches to learn math is understanding the concept of ordering. Each object around us can be ordered in a unique pattern. Kids can start identifying objects by the measurable attributes- length and height.
Strong visual observation to distinguish a smaller object helps the kid to classify and arrange the objects. Different categories are assigned for classification. Kids learn to apply their skills of colors, shapes, relative comparison and ordering.
Application
Ordering objects by length help in classifying and categorizing objects as per their size as well as shape. These skills are useful in learning the concept of data classification for later grades. Knowledge of counting and grouping similar or distinct objects is honed further. Math skills like addition and subtraction in grade 1 are also helpful.
The ordering of objects is instrumental in learning data representation techniques such as bar graphs, line plot and Venn diagrams in the later grades.
Reference image: Different cubes in a box can be arranged based on their size and color for a systematic and ordered presentation or placement
Terms to Remember
- Small/short
- Long/tall
- Arrange the following fruits in the ascending & descending order of their length:
a. Banana, cherry, orange, kiwi (reference image)
b. Eggplant, peas, tomato, asparagus bean (reference image)
- Collect 5 objects from the study table and arrange them in the increasing order of their length
- Engage kids in fun-filled activities by selecting similar objects from the games
- These objects can be crayons, pencil, pen, stick
Measure Length of Objects
As kids learn to distinguish small and large objects, measuring length becomes easy. Unlike the traditional ruler, SplashLearn fun games incorporate unique scales to measure length. With objects like tiles, coins, beads, paper pins and others; sui-generis scales are designed to learn the concept.
Reference image: Ruler can be replaced with random objects like pins or dimes
Application
With practice, kids can easily check the length of simple figures, pictures, and objects using different scales. These scales can be of smaller objects like squares, coins, beads or balls. By applying the concept in simple games, kids can use the standard ruler to measure length. This will help the kids in later grades to easily identify the length of sides for geometric figures. Interactive SplashLearn measurement exercises have numerous games to select length or construct a suitable scale to measure objects.
Terms to remember
- Count
- Order the following objects in the increasing order of their length when measured with lego block of 4 x 2.
(Image: Use a lego block to measure the objects)
- Car key
- Crayon
- Toy car
- Measure a writing pencil using:
- Beads = ____
- Coins = ____
- U-pin or paper-pins = ____
SplashLearn Measurement Worksheet for Grade 1
Math exercises in the early years of development play an essential role in fostering skills of reasoning, spatial or abstract thinking and creativity. Also, a special attention is given towards instigating critical thinking and problem-solving ability.
Measurement worksheets for grade-1 are developed by a team of proficient math experts. With experience in understanding child psychology, SplashLearn App is prolific for boosting confidence & learning. Also, Kids learn to let go math fear and apply their skills without error. Puzzles, riddles and general exercises in the formative period result in an alert mind.
The interactive games are full of colorful themes to generate kid’s interest. Start practicing today to see the kid excel in basic math.
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