1. Learning Goal Sample Tasks Possible Resources
Readiness Standard
5.4H Perimeter, Area, Volume
Level
Learning Goal
Sample Tasks
Possible Resources
Level 4
In addition to score 3.0 performance, I can demonstrate in depth inferences and applications that go beyond what was taught.
I can: Create an in-depth project involving the use of perimeter, area, and volume.
Cubic Town Volume Project
Volume, Area, Perimeter MineCraft Project
Aquarium Architect Project
Level 3
 5.4H
I can: Represent and solve problems related to
Perimeter
Area
Volume
Gabe had a lunch box that measured 5 inches long, 6 inches wide, and 4 inches high. What was the volume of his lunch box?
Level 3, Link 8: Review calculating perimeter and area by designing a zoo.
Level 3, Link 8 : Find volume using just the dimensions!
Level 3, Link 9: Hear applause as you correctly calculate volume just using the dimensions/formulas.
“Area, Perimeter, and Volume—Oh, My!” Task Cards by Teaching’s a Joy
“Math Mystery: The Case of the Vengeful Vampire”
“Area and Perimeter” by Jess Folders
“Island Conquer Area and Perimeter” Game
Motivation Math, Unit 21
5.6B
I can: Determine (find/figure out) the volume of a rectangular prism using area of the base times height
Level 3, Link 5: Read and take notes!
Level 3, Link 6: Learn Zillion Video
Level 3, Link 7: Khan Academy Video
Motivation Math, Unit 23

2. Learning Goal Sample Tasks Possible Resources
Readiness Standard
5.4H Perimeter, Area, Volume
Level
Learning Goal
Sample Tasks
Possible Resources
Level 3
5.6A
I can: Understand that cubic units are used to measure the volume of an object
Level 3, Link 1: Khan Academy Video
Level 3, Link 2: Khan Academy Video
Level 3, Link 3: Khan Academy Practice
Level 3, Link 4: Practice with a Soft Schools game!
Motivation Math, Unit 23
Level 2
I can perform basic processes, such as:
solve problems related to perimeter and area of rectangles where dimensions are whole numbers
use concrete models to find volume
I can recognize or recall specific vocabulary, such as:
Dimensions
Cubic
Base
Level 2, Link 1: Maths Dictionary for Kids
Everyday Math Student Reference Book: Look up each term that you cannot already define. Enter each in your math notebook, along with examples, sentences, and pictures
Level 2, Link 2: Practice at Quizlet
Level 1
I can: Complete level 2 with support.

3. Practice using your volume vocabulary at Quizlet.
Level 2
Link 1
Online Maths Dictionary for Kids
Link 2
Practice using your volume vocabulary at Quizlet.
Level 3
Watch Khan Academy, take notes, and learn that volume is measured in cubic units.
Link 3
Practice finding volume by counting cubic units of rectangular prisms.
Link 4
Practice some more with this LOUD, fun game at Soft Schools!
Link 5
Volume Lessons By MathGuide: Read and take notes on finding the volume of RECTANGULAR PRISMS.
Link 6
Watch, take notes, and learn from Learn Zillion.
Link 7
Watch, take notes, and learn from Khan Academy.
Link 8
Review area and perimeter by designing a zoo!
Link 9
Practice finding volume by multiplying the 3 dimensions (or by finding base and multiplying it by height—mathematicians choice)!
Link 10
Similar to Link 8, this link applauds you with each successful calculation!