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Lesson Plan List for: Systems

Resource Grade Level Media Type
Catching a Kidnapper  

Catching a Kidnapper
The students learn about body matches and measuring one part of the body using another body part. They learn about non-standard measures and relative measurement.

2-5 Lesson Plan
Measure and Measure  

Measure and Measure
Students learn why non-standard measures can be useful even when measurements must be precise. They practice measuring using non-standard measures.

3-6 Lesson Plan
Relating to Metric Measurement  

Relating to Metric Measurement
Students become more familiar and proficient at metric unit measurement by examining measurement and predictions concerning indoor tracks (200 m) and outdoor tracks (400 m).

4-7 Lesson Plan
Sizing Up Spout  

Sizing Up Spout
Students practice measurement skills and estimating lengths and heights when a ruler is not available.

3-5 Lesson Plan