Year 1 Measurement Task Cards I Measure Compare Order I Informal or Formal Units
Year 1 Measurement Task Cards I Measure Compare Order I Informal or Formal Units
Year 1 Measurement Task Cards I Measure Compare Order I Informal or Formal Units
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Description
Looking for a hands-on, low-prep way to teach measurement that actually keeps your students engaged?
These animal-themed task cards are the perfect way to explore measuring, comparing and ordering using fun, real-world visuals your students will love!
Students will measure the width and height of different animals, compare their sizes, and order them from shortest to tallest, all while developing key measurement skills through an interactive, hands-on activity.
What’s Included:
✔️ 3 versions of task cards:
• Black & White
• Scaffolded (with guiding visuals/prompts)
• Unscaffolded (for more independence)
✔️ Recording Sheet for students to measure and record width and height
✔️ Cut & Paste Task to order animals from shortest to tallest
✔️ Option to differentiate using formal or informal units (e.g. centimetres or blocks)
This resource supports key outcomes for comparing, measuring, and ordering using informal and formal units and can be easily adapted to suit different levels in your classroom.
Make measurement fun, meaningful, and easy to implement!
Happy Teaching! ♥️
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Resource Details
- Curriculum alignment
- Page count30
- File types1 Zip file
- Teaching method/strategy
Curriculum alignment details
This resource is intended for the following use:
Curriculum:
Australian CurriculumContent Descriptors:
Not specified
Further context or application:
This resource supports key outcomes in the Measurement and Geometry strand of the Australian Curriculum, specifically focusing on comparing, ordering, and measuring the length and height of objects using informal and formal units. It encourages hands-on exploration, the development of measurement vocabulary, and supports differentiation through scaffolded and unscaffolded options. Ideal for use during whole-class lessons, small group work, or maths rotations.Ratings & reviews
Description
Looking for a hands-on, low-prep way to teach measurement that actually keeps your students engaged?
These animal-themed task cards are the perfect way to explore measuring, comparing and ordering using fun, real-world visuals your students will love!
Students will measure the width and height of different animals, compare their sizes, and order them from shortest to tallest, all while developing key measurement skills through an interactive, hands-on activity.
What’s Included:
✔️ 3 versions of task cards:
• Black & White
• Scaffolded (with guiding visuals/prompts)
• Unscaffolded (for more independence)
✔️ Recording Sheet for students to measure and record width and height
✔️ Cut & Paste Task to order animals from shortest to tallest
✔️ Option to differentiate using formal or informal units (e.g. centimetres or blocks)
This resource supports key outcomes for comparing, measuring, and ordering using informal and formal units and can be easily adapted to suit different levels in your classroom.
Make measurement fun, meaningful, and easy to implement!
Happy Teaching! ♥️
Follow me for more inspiration, teaching tips, and future freebies!
Resource Details
- Curriculum alignment
- Page count30
- File types1 Zip file
- Teaching method/strategy
Curriculum alignment details
This resource is intended for the following use:
Curriculum:
Australian CurriculumContent Descriptors:
Not specified
Further context or application:
This resource supports key outcomes in the Measurement and Geometry strand of the Australian Curriculum, specifically focusing on comparing, ordering, and measuring the length and height of objects using informal and formal units. It encourages hands-on exploration, the development of measurement vocabulary, and supports differentiation through scaffolded and unscaffolded options. Ideal for use during whole-class lessons, small group work, or maths rotations.Ratings & reviews
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