Elementary Measurement Review Game & Concepts Exploration
Engage elementary students in a fun True or False game focused on measurement concepts like inches, feet, meters, centimeters, rulers, and perimeter. Reinforce knowledge about units of measurement and their applications in a visual and interactive way.
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Measurement Unit Review Game 1 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? An inch is bigger than a foot. 2 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? An inch is bigger than a foot. F A L S E It takes 12 inches to equal 1 foot. 3 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? A meter is bigger than a centimeter. 4 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? T R U E It takes 100 centimeters to equal 1 meter. 5 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? To measure the length of a hallway, you would most likely use a tape measure or yard stick rather than a ruler. 6 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? T R U E Rulers are marked in inches or centimeters, which are smaller units and less appropriate for measuring a longer length like a hallway. NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5 7
True or False? Perimeter means the amount of space inside a figure. 8 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? F A L S E The amount of space inside a figure is called area. Perimeter is the distance around a figure. 9 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
True or False? 4 in The perimeter of the square above is 16 cm. NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5 10
True or False? 4 in F A L S E The perimeter of the square above is 16 in, not cm. NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5 11
True or False? 2 ft 5 ft The area of the rectangle above is 14 ft. NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5 12
True or False? 2 ft 5 ft F A L S E The area of the rectangle above is 10 ft2. The perimeter is 14 ft. 13 NCSC Sample Instructional Unit - Elementary Measurement Lesson 5
