Measuring Up To MAFS Family Night Measurement Sentence Frames By: Juril Johnson-Kindergarten Teacher

Measurement and Data MAFS.K.MD. 1.2 Directly compare two objects with a measureable attribute in common, to see which object has “more of/”less of” the attribute, and describe the difference. For example, directly compare the heights of two children and describe one child as taller/shorter.

Measurement Sentence Frames-Comparing Lengths The math sentence frames in this pack provide opportunities for children to read sight words in context while building math comparative language related to linear measurement. Each frame can be completed in several ways and support is provided through pictures. This set includes the following 3 sentence frames: The ________ is longer than the ________. The ________ is shorter than the ________. The ________ is taller than the ________.

Measurement Books Measure It Me and The Measure Of Things Size – Many ways to Measure

Measurement Sentence Frames Instructions 1. Choose two objects and compare their length. Which is longer? Which is shorter? 2. Use the word and picture cards to make a sentence showing what you noticed. 3. Read your sentence to a friend. Does it make sense? 4. Write your sentence and draw a picture.

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GO MATH! Florida Daily Lessons Activate prior knowledge Discuss Essential question Objective Vocabulary Home learning reviews what was taught in class that day

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