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2nd Grade Measurement For Parents

Non-Standard Measurement Activity for HOME

By Early Childhood Essentials

When giving this to students, they'll come up with different correct answers than other peers. There is no answer key for this reason. Most families should have (or be able to buy for cheap) the measuring tools.

To ensure students don't just throw down random answers, you may consider one of the following:

  • having them bring in the measurement tools (and measured items) as a show-and-tell the next day
  • having them take pictures and uploading them somewhere (unless they have their own devices to display them)
  • honor system - because this should be more about fun than pressure, and if they decide to be deceitful, they'll simply miss out on the activity and probably realize their mistake when students share the next day
  • Your own method - I've given you a blank instructions sheet to fill in your own

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  • Consumer Math Activity for Kids
  • "I Spy" Activity
  • Word Puzzle Activity

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Sensory Recipes for Tactile Play and Experiments / Easy Visual Picture Sequences

By Teach Social Skills

Sensory Play is the best!

Even better when the kids can learn to follow the steps to make it themselves.

Here are 8 Vibrant and fun visual recipes for sensory experiments and play exploration

  • Melting Snowman
  • Snowstorm in a Jar
  • Rainstorm in a Jar
  • Slime
  • Puffy Slime
  • Moon Sand
  • Oobleck
  • Kinetic Sand

Pair your students up and have them work together to follow the recipes. Compromise, conversation and teamwork will follow!

These sensory recipes are also a perfect way to help students with tactile sensitivities.

Students can practice life skills for following directions, measuring, mixing, pouring, sequencing, and identifying supplies.

Fun for general education classroom as well as Special Education classrooms alike!

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

  • 8 visual sensory recipes
  • Materials Page
  • How to Elicit Play & Social Skills Ideas page
$3.50