Estimation activities grade 1

Estimation is an essential math concept. Make learning fun and engaging with this engaging hands-on activity and math worksheet.

Building number sense in first grade can seem daunting but with the right number sense activities and lessons, it can be a lot of fun! In th...

Acquire key math estimate to the nearest 10 skill and improve your kid's mental math competence. This super fun interactive math activity will fascinate young mathematicians obtain supreme talents of rounding up or down.

These printable LEGO measuring activity sheets are perfect to use with kids who are just beginning to practice measurement and LEGO fans who are ready to step up the challenge. Kids will love them as a math center and continue to choose them again and again all year long. #legomath #mathcenters

Teach your children how to estimate with these estimation activities.

FREE Goldfish Estimating Numbers - this is such a fun free printable math activity for preschool and kindergarten age kids to practice how to estimate #estimation #goldfish #counting #preschool #kindergarten #firstgrade #free #freeprintable #kindergartenmath

Estimation in the Primary Classroom 2 comments Estimation, Freebies, math How often do you make an estimation? Chances are, it's probably more often than you think. We often estimate how much we're spending as we shop, we might guess how many people are in a room, we estimate the size of things, or how many items are on a shelf or in a box. Estimation is a part of our daily lives, so why not start exposing your students to this skill? Not only is estimation a life skill, but it's fun! Kids…

My City-Scape: Students create a city-scape and measure the buildings. Students estimate and measure

Measuring weight is a fun and engaging topic for little learners to explore! These hands-on activities are perfect for the classroom!

As part of our Investigations Math Series we have to do estimations {weekly} and so I decided to make it part of our Rise and Shine Binders {by Reagan Tunstall- they are phenomenal, btw). I had shared a picture of my estimation activity and someone asked if I would share it on my blog…so here...