Students will be using a hands-on approach to learning about length, capacity, and weight. This lesson plan contains a detailed plan, slides containing notes and problems, and a video tutorial.

Students rotate from station to station completing activities involving measurement weight, length, and volume using metric measurement.

At the completion of this lesson, 3rd graders will understand how to compare the lengths of various objects. This lesson plan has detailed instructions that include pictures and videos.

First Graders need to use direct and indirect comparisons to measure objects. Today they will use their new knowledge of dinosaurs to find the longest of the giant lizards.

Kids need multiple experiences to practice what they've learned. This lesson plan is one in a series about measuring and ordering objects.

Sixth graders will be using a hands-on approach to learning about length, capacity and weight.

Recall that a portion of a circle is called an arc. One way to measure an arc is with degrees.

In this lesson plan students will grow a bean plant and record the length as the plant grows.

This activity can be used to introduce the metric system to students.

A "convention" is "just the way a thing is done!". This reference material lists some common conventions (notational assumptions) for geometry and trigonometry.