4A Estimate & Measure Inches

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4A Estimate & Measure Inches I can estimate length in inches (2.MD.A.3) I can measure an object in inches with a ruler (2.MD.A.1) On page 1: Estimate the length of each object. Write it down. (DO NOT erase or change this later.) Measure each object in tiles. Write it down. Measure each object with a ruler. Write it down. On page 2: Do the same steps as page 1. This time, you get to choose the objects you measure!

4B Measuring in Yards Choose objects to measure with your partner. I can estimate length in yards (2.MD.A.3) I can measure an object in yards (2.MD.A.1) Choose objects to measure with your partner. Make sure the objects you choose are long enough to be measured in yards! Estimate the length of the object first. DO NOT erase or change your estimate later. Measure the object. Write down the length to the nearest yard.

4C Measure & Compare Each player draws 2 cards. On your turn: I can measure the length of an object using inches. (2. MD.A.1) I can compare the lengths of two objects. (2.MD.A.4) I can add and subtract within 100 using lengths. (2.MD.B.5) Each player draws 2 cards. On your turn: Measure the 2 items on the cards in inches. Find the difference between them. At the end, add up all three differences. That is your score. Roll the more/less die. If the die says more, the player with the higher score wins. If the die says less, the player with the lower score wins. book table 14 in. 40 in. +6 +10 +10 14 20 30 40 26

I can fluently add and subtract within 20 in my head. (2.OA.A.2) 4D Climb the Beanstalk I can fluently add and subtract within 20 in my head. (2.OA.A.2) Roll the dice and add the numbers. Spin the spinner. Subtract that number from the sum of the dice. If the number is on the leaf right above, move up! If not, lose your turn. First one to the top leaf wins!