Math Routines Cluster 8: Using Tools to Measure

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Math Routines Cluster 8: Using Tools to Measure Length, Weight, and Capacity Standard Estimation 180 Lets estimate measurement with Estimation 180! Would You Rather? ...have 4 inch feet? or have 12 inch feet? Would You Rather? ...have 1

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Math Routines Cluster 8: Using Tools to Measure Length, Weight, and Capacity

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Estimation 180 Lets estimate measurement with Estimation 180!

Would You Rather? ...have 4 inch feet?
or
…have 12 inch feet?

Would You Rather? ...have 1 cup of ice cream?
or
…have 1 gallon of ice cream?

Would You Rather? ...have 2 pints of juice?
or
…2 quarts of juice for lunch?

Would You Rather? ...have a 3 ounce book
or
…have a 3 pound book?

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 6 inches

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 4 cups

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 50 yards

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 2 feet

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 15 gallons

Target Number: What would be this measurement? 1 pint

Numberless Word Problems Mr. Smith was measuring water for a science experiment. He filled ____ cups in one container and ____ cups in another. How many cups did Mr. Smith measure?

What do you notice?
What do you wonder?
What questions could be asked?

Numberless Word Problems Sara and Jordan were racing at recess. Sara ran three times as many yards as Jordan did. Jordan ran ___ yards. How many yards did Sara run?

What do you notice?
What do you wonder?
What questions could be asked?

Numberless Word Problems Jacob was watering his mother’s flower garden. He had ___ cups of water. His mother told him to water the plant with ___ cups of water. How many plants does his mom have in her garden?

What do you notice?
What do you wonder?
What questions could be asked?

Math Routines Cluster 8: Using Tools to Measure

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