Students need active learning experiences to understand measurement concepts and develop important skills. These resources provide opportunities for students to problem solve with hands-on and virtual measurements in real-world and online environments.
Fit by Design or Design to Fit
This applied mathematics lesson features hands-on activities supporting the NCTM Measurement Standard, and can be used to introduce […]
Archive for the 'Volume' Category
Hands-On Measuring
Wednesday, June 25th, 2008 1:54 pm
Written by: Jessica Fries-Gaither
Area and Volume
Wednesday, April 16th, 2008 11:16 am
Written by: Kimberly Lightle
Here are online resources with virtual manipulatives that can help make area and volume real for students. Be sure to check out the sites these resources are from — the sites contain many other interesting and useful mathematics learning resources.
Area Explorer
With this simulation, the student finds the areas for irregular shapes on a grid. […]
Posted in Topics: 3-D Shapes, Area, Math, Measurement, Perimeter, Quick Takes, Volume
Density
Friday, March 7th, 2008 9:01 am
Written by: Kimberly Lightle
Density is a property of materials included in the National Science Education Standards Physical Science Content Standard B. It is a property by which mixtures can be separated but has much more profound applications outside the classroom such as rock formation, severe weather and living systems. But none of these concepts are fully comprehensible without […]
Posted in Topics: Density, Mass, Physical Sciences, Properties of Matter, Quick Takes, Science, Volume






Posted in Topics: 3-D Shapes, Area, Data, Geometry, Math, Measurement, National Standards, Perimeter, Process Skills (Mathematics), Pythagorean Theorem, Quick Takes, Real Data, Reasoning, Scale, Triangles, Volume
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