Student Learning Map

  • Topic:Units of Measure
  • Subject(s):Math
  • Days:12
  • Grade(s):1
Key Learning:

Measurement helps us understand and describe our world
Unit Essential Question(s):
 
 

Why do we measure?
   
Concept: length
4.2.K-2.D.1   4.2.K-2.D.2   4.2.K-2.D.3   4.2.K-2.D.3a   4.2.K-2.D.4  
Concept: capacity and weight
4.2.K-2.D.1   4.2.K-2.D.3c   4.2.K-2.D.3b   4.2.K-2.D.4  
Concept: time and temperature
4.2.K-2.D.1   4.2.K-2.D.3d   4.2.K-2.D.4   4.2.K-2.D.3  
Lesson Essential Question(s):

How do you know how long something is?

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Why do we need standard units of measure?

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Lesson Essential Question(s):

What is the best way to measure a liquid?

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What is the best way to measure a liquid?

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What is the best way to measure a solid?

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Lesson Essential Question(s):

How do we use a clock to tell time?

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Why do we need to know what time it is?

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How can you use a thermometer to find the temperature?

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Why do we need to know the temperature?

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Vocabulary:

length inches feet centimeters standard unit

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weight pounds (lb) pint quart, cup

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analog digital minute hand hour hand minute hour second, temperature thermometer mercury degrees Fahrenheit Celsius

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Culminating Activities:

1. Untitled Culminating Activity

Student Assessment(s):

1. Untitled Student Assessment

Acquisition Lesson(s):

1. How do you know how long something is?2. What is the best way to measure a liquid? 3. How do we use a clock to tell time?

Extended Thinking Lesson(s):

1. What is the best way to measure a liquid?

Vocabulary Report

  • length inches feet centimeters standard unit -
  • weight pounds (lb) pint quart -
  • analog digital minute hand hour hand minute hour second -
  • cup -
  • temperature thermometer mercury degrees Fahrenheit Celsius -