Christmas Tree Craft | Measuring | Nonstandard Unit of Measurement | Numbers
Celebrate Christmas with math tied right into the fun! As you explore Christmas trees, students practice using ornaments as nonstandard units of measurement to measure a tree. Measure during math centers or a whole-group lesson in preschool, kindergarten, or first grade. Students might verbally answer measurement questions; you might also compare the measurements during your activity. To challenge students, they write how many ornaments high/wide objects are on the included sheet. To prepare, students might color and cut pieces for a fun fine motor and visual-spatial activity during morning work or center time. Note that a coloring option is included as well.
Contents:
Pages 1-3: Product Details
Page 4: tree (option 1)
Page 5: trunk, tree, star (option 2)
Page 6: tree (option 3)
Page 7: two eyes (15 sets) (option 3)
Page 8: star (9) (option 3)
Page 9: trunk (12) (option 3)
Page 10: measuring strip (4) (options 1-3)
Page 11: coloring option
Page !2: measurement recording sheet
Book companions to go along with this craft include but certainly are not limited to:
Llama, Llama Holiday Drama
Pete the Cat Saves Christmas
It's Christmas, David!
Bear Stays Up for Christmas
Merry Christmas, Splat!
The Biggest Christmas Tree Ever
Polar Express
Who'll Pull Santa's Sleight Tonight?
Snowmen at Christmas
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Note:
The cover of Krazy for Kindyland products includes exact JPEG(s) of included craft(s).
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What our customers are saying about our products:
-provides engaging, hands-on fine-motor practice while learning across the curriculum
-easily differentiated kindergarten activities, based on student needs and also allows room for teacher choice
-includes consistent layouts; easy for students to understand
-low prep and a huge time saver; GREAT for subs
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