Wrap Around Ruler Lesson

by | *Curriculum, *Math Workshop

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We had fun with our measuring activity at the Wayne RESA TIPM K-2 course!

First we read Inch by Inch, By Leo Lionni.

Then we did the “Wrap Around Ruler” Lesson by AIMS

Lesson Focus
Students will use a non-customary ruler made from straw pieces to determine equalities and inequalities (longer/shorter, greater than/less than, and equal to).

All you need is:
Pipe cleaners, ribbon, or twist ties.
Plastic drinking straws (2 different colors)
2 large buttons or beads

Click HERE for the full version of the AIMS “Wrap Around Ruler” Lesson!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

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