Fun To Teach Blog: September 2016

September 15, 2016

Measurement Sort

Measurement Sort - inches and centimeters

Hello everyone!

Looking 👀 for some fun and engaging ways to enhance measurement vocabulary around centimeters and inches? I just added this little unit to Fun To Teach's TPT store.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Measurement-Sort-inches-and-centimeters-2659056

This mini-unit has everything you need to enhance measurement vocabulary in your student. 🐾

Click on over to see this product.

We have included black lines for a variety of measurement sorts that build math vocabulary and increase measurement understanding.

In addition, our measurement activities and ideas provide fun and interest so your students learn through hands-on experiences. 👋🏾 This unit is ready to work for you!

This 13-page measurement sort contains reproducible black lines!

Click here to go to our TPT store!

Happy Teaching!

September 7, 2016

128 Words to Use Instead of Very

Hi everyone,
This is fun!
I printed it out this morning for my classroom!
Check it out.

128 Words to Use Instead of Very: Friends don't let friends use 'very.' #DontUseVery

Happy Teaching!Lori

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Measurement Sort

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128 Words to Use Instead of Very

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