Modular Math: Measurement – Gather 'Round Homeschool USA
Modular Math
Measurement

Measurement

Welcome to Measurement! This unit of Modular Math focuses on the various types of measurement, from height and weight to distance, length, and speed. Starting in Foundations (Kindergarten equivalent), students will learn some basic skills with length, height, and weight along with measuring days, seasons, and years. Because there is so much to learn at this level, Step 1 is really a “part B” of Foundations and goes deeper into using a ruler, measuring in inches and feet, volume and capacity, and more! As we work our way up, we’ll explore standard and non-standard units of measurement, when to use each one, how to convert between different units, and so much more! Our spiral and mastery style program introduces basic measurement concepts and continues to reinforce them throughout the entire program.

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Modular Math Measurement

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Measurement Scope and Sequence
  • Introducing measurement
  • Real-life applications of measurement: height, weight, and temperature
  • Nonstandard measurement
  • Use visuals and hands-on activities to measure everyday items
  • Compare objects by size
  • Understand the concept of size comparison
  • Bible: Isaiah 40:8
  • Measure yourself by God's word, which never changes
  • John 1:12
  • Isaiah 43:4
  • 1 Peter 2:9
  • Review: counting from one to 20 and ordinal numbers
  • Longer and shorter
  • Introdution of terms in measurement: length, longer, and shorter
  • Compare measurements of two items
  • Identify the object that is longer or shorter in a set
  • Use blocks to measure items in a nonstandard unit
  • Observe differences in measurements
  • Real-life applications of measuring length
  • Bible: Jeremiah 31:3
  • God's love is too great to be measured
  • Draw pictures to illustrate the concept of longer and shorter
  • Numbers can be compared to others as larger or smaller
  • Understanding height
  • Real-life examples of measuring height: people, animals, and everyday objects
  • Understand the relationship between height and length
  • How to measure height
  • Measurement in feet and inches
  • Using nonstandard measurement to calculate height of objects
  • Hands-on application of measurement: Create a growth chart
  • Bible: Romans 8:38–39
  • God's love for you is endless
  • Use illustrations to demonstrate knowledge of the concept of height
  • Identify objects as taller or shorter
  • Observe differences in sets of objects
  • Understanding weight
  • Introducing the terms: weight, heavier, and lighter
  • Comparing weights of objects
  • Identifying the heavier or lighter object in a set
  • Hands-on activity: classify objects from the environment as light or heavy
  • Bible: Matthew 11:28–30
  • Jesus gives rest and helps to carry the load
  • Make and test predictions
  • Draw pictures to illustrate the concept of weight
  • Observing predictable routines
  • Patterns in daily life
  • Compare your daily events with placement of the Sun and Moon
  • Times of the day: morning, afternoon, evening, and night
  • Bible: Psalm 139:12
  • There is no darkness or fear in God
  • Psalm 4:8
  • Review of measurement
  • Seasons
  • The cause of changing seasons
  • The earth tilts
  • Seasons happen in a pattern
  • Four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter
  • How seasons are relevant to your life
  • Predictable events during each season
  • Bible: Ecclesiastes 3:1
  • God can use every season in life to teach and lead us
  • Clothing associated with each season
  • Months of the year
  • Identify patterns in time
  • Seasons are broken up into twelve months
  • Events that take place in each month
  • Predictable weather
  • Bible: Psalm 104:19
  • Natural rhythms
  • God's timing is perfect
  • Match months to the season
  • Place the months of the year in order
  • Real-life application: your birthday month and season
  • Days of the week
  • Patterns in time: seven days in each week
  • Activities that take place on each day of the week
  • Predictable rhythms in the measurement of time
  • Write the names of the days of the week
  • Bible: Genesis 2:3
  • Observing the sabbath
  • Discriminate weekdays from the weekend
  • Order the days of the week from beginning to end
  • Yesterday, today, and tomorrow
  • Observing patterns and order in time
  • Understand and use the terms: yesterday, today, and tomorrow
  • Concept of time progression
  • Apply knowledge of time progression to solve word problems
  • Identify events in sequential time
  • Bible: Matthew 6:25-34
  • There is no need to worry
  • God provides what you need
  • Review of measurement in weight, height, days, weeks, and months
  • Meet the calendar
  • Tools for measuring time: calendars
  • Types of calendars: paper and digital
  • Use a calendar to identify the month and day of the week
  • Read a calendar to determine the number of days in a month
  • Match the days of the week to their abbreviation on a calendar
  • Observe sequences and patterns in time
  • Hands-on connection: complete a calendar for the current month
  • Plan and record personal events on a calendar
  • Bible: Psalm 90:12
  • It is important to slow down and do things that honor God
  • Organize time by season, month, and day
  • Measure items in standard and nonstandard units
  • Review months and days of the week
  • Introducing length
  • Compare objects by size
  • Understand the concept of size comparison
  • Review of terms: length, longer, shorter, longest, and shortest
  • Use nonstandard measurement to find the length of objects
  • Hands-on activity: measuring items in your home
  • Describe the relative length of objects
  • Identify objects using comparison words, such as longer or shorter
  • Bible: Exodus 25:10
  • The importance of careful measurement
  • God's instructions to Moses for building the ark of the covenant
  • Use deductive reasoning to solve riddles
  • Meet the ruler
  • Standard measurement
  • Real-life math applications of standard measurement
  • Tools in math: the ruler
  • Observe differences and similarities between various rulers
  • How to use a ruler to draw lines and measure length in inches
  • Become familiar with handling a ruler
  • Locating numbers on a ruler
  • Hands-on activity: use a ruler to measure tangible items
  • Bible: Psalm 147:5
  • God's wisdom and power are beyond measure
  • Inches
  • Tools for measuring length: rulers and measuring tapes
  • The importance of standard measurements
  • Introducing U.S. customary system of measurement
  • Read, write, and use the terms inch and inches in word, abbreviation, and symbol forms
  • Use a ruler to draw and measure straight lines
  • Hands-on activity: measure items from your home with a ruler
  • Bible: 2 Corinthians 12:9
  • Psalm 139:14
  • You are "fearfully and wonderfully made"
  • The trap of comparison
  • Remember to focus on your strengths from God
  • Apply knowledge of measuring inches to solve word problems
  • Order objects from shortest to longest
  • Feet
  • Introducing equivalency equations: 12 inches equals one foot
  • Read, write, and use the terms foot and feet in word, abbreviation, and symbol forms
  • Tools in math: measuring tape
  • Name and label the parts of a measuring tape
  • Use a measuring tape and ruler to measure the length of objects in feet
  • Bible: Matthew 19:26
  • Philippians 4:13
  • Identify the correct tool to use when measuring different objects
  • Hands-on activity: measure items from your home in feet
  • Compare units of measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Mark the missing even and odd numbers on a ruler
  • Review of ordinal numbers
  • Introducing height
  • Explain the relationship between height and length
  • Read and use terms related to height: tall, high, taller, tallest, short, and shortest
  • Compare objects in a set by height
  • Identify when to measure height or length
  • Describe the relative height of items
  • Tools for measuring height: measuring tapes
  • Read the length displayed on measuring tapes and rulers
  • Measure the height of household objects
  • Hands-on activity: create a growth chart
  • Bible: Romans 8:38–39
  • Nothing can ever separate you from God
  • Apply knowledge of measurement to solve word problems
  • Choose the correct measurement tool
  • Use subtraction to find the difference in heights
  • Number sense review
  • Introducing weight
  • Read and use terms related to weight: dense, heavy, light, heavier, lighter, and pound
  • Compare objects in a set by weight
  • Describe the relative weight of items
  • Identify objects as heavy or light
  • Tools for measuring weight: scales
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviation lb.
  • Make an educated prediction and test it
  • Compare recorded data to a hypothesis
  • Order weights from lightest to heaviest
  • Practical application: weigh yourself on a scale
  • Bible: Matthew 11:28–30
  • God provides rest from heavy burdens
  • Apply knowledge of measuring to solve word problems
  • Draw pictures to show concepts related to measurement
  • Scales
  • Types of scales to measure weight: digital, balance, and mechanical
  • Reasons for using scales: growth, cooking, and medication
  • Hands-on activity: create and use your own balance scale to measure the weight of objects
  • Compare the relative weights of objects
  • Choose the correct tool for weighing items
  • Identify objects from a set as heavier or lighter
  • Bible: Proverbs 11:1
  • God desires fairness and honesty
  • Use pictures to show the concept of heavier, lighter, and balanced
  • Apply knowledge of scales to solve word problems
  • Order items based on weight from lightest to heaviest
  • Capacity
  • Read, understand, and use the term capacity
  • Real-life application of capacity: measurement in cooking and baking
  • Estimate and compare the capacity of different containers
  • Identify which object in a set holds more or less
  • Determine which container to use based on capacity
  • Make predictions about the capacity of different shaped containers
  • Order containers from least to most capacity
  • Hands-on activity: measuring capacity in your home
  • Bible: 2 Kings 4:1–7
  • Elisha and the widow
  • God has the capacity to handle anything
  • Draw pictures to represent the concept of larger capacity
  • Volume
  • Read, understand, and use the term volume
  • Explore the relationship between capacity and volume
  • Estimate and compare the volume of different containers
  • Identify which image shows more or less volume
  • Tell whether an image shows capacity or volume
  • Draw pictures to express different volumes and capacities
  • Label containers in order from most to least volume and capacity
  • Describe volume with the terms: full, half full, and empty
  • Explain to a family member what you have learned
  • Hands-on activity: Demonstrate the difference between volume and capacity by filling glasses with water
  • Bible: The Holy Spirit teaches, helps, and gives power
  • John 14:26a
  • Romans 8:26a
  • Acts 1:8
  • Apply knowledge of measurement to solve word problems
  • Review of measurement
  • Cups
  • Introduction to measuring in cups
  • Sort cups based on their capacity from most to least
  • Read, understand, and use fractions when describing cups
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviation "c" for cup
  • Parts of a whole
  • Identify the relationships between 1 cup, 1/2 cup, and 1/4 cup
  • Label images of cups in order from largest to smallest
  • Apply knowledge of volume and capacity to cups
  • Hands-on activity: measure water in different amounts
  • Add smaller fractions to equal a cup
  • Apply knowledge of cups to solve word problems
  • Bible: 1 Corinthians 12:12
  • The body of Christ is made up of many different people
  • God gives everyone special talents and purposes
  • Compare objects based on measurement
  • Digital time (hour)
  • Measuring time
  • Read and understand the time displayed on digital clocks
  • Understand meaning of the terms: colon and o'clock
  • How to verbally read times
  • Identify hours and minutes on a digital clock
  • Hands-on activity: find digital clocks around your home
  • Read digital clocks to the exact hour
  • Bible: Matthew 24:36
  • Jesus is coming back again
  • Be ready and watchful for Jesus' return
  • Label the parts of a digital clock
  • Write digital numbers
  • Review of measurement
  • Use deductive reasoning to solve math riddles
  • Analog clock (hour)
  • Identify the parts of an analog clock: minute hand, hour hand, second hand, face, and numbers
  • Tell and write time shown on analog clocks (hour)
  • How to read o'clock times aloud
  • Understand the function of each clock hand
  • Draw hands on clocks to show the time
  • Write the missing numbers on a clock face
  • Hands-on activity: design your own clock
  • Bible: Paul and Silas
  • God will come to your rescue, even in midnight hours
  • Match the time from an analog clock to a digital clock
  • Apply knowledge of reading analog clocks (hour) to solve word problems
  • Stages of the day
  • Organized divisions of time
  • Predictable patterns in time
  • Understand that there are 24 hours in a day and clocks go to 12 twice a day
  • Develop a sense of time
  • Match pictures to different sections of the day
  • Use the terms morning, afternoon, evening, and night
  • Relate sections of the day to your routines and activities
  • Bible: Lamentations 3:22–23
  • God's love is faithful and never changes
  • Sequence parts of the day in time order
  • Draw pictures to demonstrate knowledge of different times of day
  • Label the parts of a clock
  • Digital time (half hour)
  • Introduction of terms related to time: half an hour, half, half past
  • Draw comparisons between time and fractions
  • Parts of a whole
  • Concepts of telling time: 60 minutes in an hour, 30 minutes in half an hour
  • Tell and write time on digital clocks (half hour)
  • How to read displayed times aloud
  • Convert times from words to numerical form (half hour and o'clock)
  • Label an analog clock to show half an hour
  • Add minutes to times to represent half hours
  • Bible: Matthew 27:51
  • The curtain was torn at the time of Jesus' death
  • We can talk to God directly through prayer
  • Match the times from digital to analog clocks
  • Analog clock (half hour)
  • Skip counting by fives
  • Identify the parts of an analog clock: minute hand, hour hand, and numbers
  • Tell and write time shown on analog and digital clocks (half hour)
  • How to read times aloud
  • Use the following terms when reading a clock: thirty and half past
  • Draw hands on clocks to show the time
  • Bible: Revelation 8:1
  • The importance of pausing
  • Psalm 46:10
  • Match clocks to the correct time shown
  • Apply knowledge of reading analog clocks (half hour) to solve word problems
  • Draw pictures to show understanding of time
  • Introducing the calendar
  • Measuring time in days, weeks, and years
  • Tools for measuring time: calendars
  • Types of calendars: paper and digital
  • Use a calendar to identify the month and day of the week
  • Hands-on connection: locate calendars and planners in your home
  • Calendars may start on Sunday or Monday
  • Read a calendar to determine the number of days in a month
  • Find marked events on a calendar
  • Write the date in day, month, year order
  • Observe sequences and patterns in time
  • Bible: Psalm 118:24
  • Rejoice in the day the Lord has given you
  • Months and their days
  • Identify the month and days shown on a calendar
  • Use a calendar to determine the first day of a month
  • Incorporate kinesthetic learning techniques
  • Tell how many days are in each month
  • Spell the months of the year
  • Concepts in telling time: February has 28 or 29 days
  • Explanation of leap year
  • Hands-on activity: complete and label a calendar for the current month
  • Mark your activities on a calendar
  • Bible: Hebrews 13:8
  • Jesus never changes
  • Review of telling time
  • Ordinal months
  • Name and number the 12 months in sequential order
  • Concept: calendar years run from January through December
  • Correctly write the names of the months
  • Match months to their season
  • Observe patterns in time
  • Identify incorrect month sequences and fix them
  • Apply knowledge of ordinal months to solve word problems
  • Bible: Revelation 22:2
  • Bearing new fruit each month
  • Draw pictures to represent seasons and months
  • Writing dates
  • Real-life application of writing dates: signing documents and letters
  • How to read dates aloud
  • Order in writing dates
  • Personal connections: writing your birth month, day, and year
  • Capitalize the first letter of each month
  • Place a comma after the date
  • Match each month to its abbreviation
  • Bible: Psalm 90:12
  • Spend time with God in prayer
  • Write the abbreviation for the month
  • Identify correctly written dates
  • Review of time
  • Temperature
  • Measuring temperature with a thermometer
  • Real-life applications: sickness, outdoor activities
  • Use terms to describe the temperature: cool, cold, warm, hot, mild
  • Sort activities as hot-day activities or cold-day activities
  • Understand the concept of hot vs. cold
  • Match thermometers to the general type of weather
  • Bible: hot vs. lukewarm
  • Match clothing to the correct type of temperature
  • Use a thermometer to determine the general temperature
  • Review of measurement and tools
  • Color thermometers to show the correct temperature
  • Length
  • Introduction to linear measurement
  • Real-life examples of measurement: compare, estimate, plan, build, and create
  • Read and use abbreviations and symbols for inch and foot
  • Part of a whole: 12 inches in one foot
  • Ways to write a half inch
  • Use terms to describe relative length: long, wide, tall, high, far, distance, length, deep
  • Tools in measurement: the ruler
  • Measure objects to the inch and half inch with a ruler
  • Use a ruler to draw lines to specified lengths
  • Bible: Matthew 28:20
  • Hebrews 13:8
  • God is with you from beginning to end
  • Hands-on activity: Find items in your home that are specific lengths
  • Classify items as being longer or shorter
  • Add in multiples of 12
  • Compare different length measurements with greater than or less than symbols
  • Apply knowledge of length to solve word problems
  • Height and distance
  • Explore the relationship between height and length
  • Read, understand, and use the terms: inch, foot, and yard
  • Read, understand, and use symbols or abbreviations for inch, foot, and yard
  • Hands-on activity: measure your height and objects in your home in feet and inches
  • Equivalency equations for inches, feet, and yards
  • Convert measurements between inches, feet, and yards
  • Add in multiples of 12
  • Skip count by 3
  • Apply knowledge of measuring height to solve word problems
  • Use addition and subtraction to solve word problems
  • Bible: Psalm 103:11
  • God's love is too large to be measured
  • Translate numbers from word to digit form
  • Order measurements from least to greatest
  • Mass
  • Relationship between mass and heavy
  • Tools for measuring mass: scales
  • Weigh objects in pounds and ounces
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations lb., lbs., and oz.
  • Equivalency equations
  • 16 ounces are equal to one pound
  • Identify whether an object should be weighed in pounds or ounces
  • Compare pounds and ounces with greater than or less than symbols
  • Sort objects in a set based on mass
  • Use the terms heavier, lighter, heaviest, and lightest to order items
  • Add or subtract to convert pounds and ounces
  • Apply knowledge of mass to solve word problems
  • Bible: Job 28:25
  • God carefully measured His creations with purpose
  • Jeremiah 29:11
  • Parts of a whole: solving for half pounds and half ounces
  • Testing predictions about mass
  • Use knowledge of measurement to solve math puzzles
  • Capacity and volume
  • Real-life examples of capacity: choosing and filling containers
  • Compare a cup (c.) in measurement and cup for drinking
  • Hands-on activity: measuring water
  • Demonstrate understanding of capacity and volume
  • Explore the relationships between capacity and volume
  • Label images representing capacity and volume
  • Compare amounts of capacity with greater than or less than symbols
  • Identify the number of ounces in a cup and half cup
  • Define the terms capacity and volume
  • Make and test predictions about capacity
  • Apply knowledge of capacity and volume to solve word problems
  • Bible: love is similar to capacity
  • Ask God to increase your capacity
  • 1 Corinthians 13:4–7
  • Explain the differences between volume and capacity
  • Use equivalency equations to solve conversion problems between cups and fluid ounces
  • Color pictures to demonstrate understanding of capacity and volume
  • Temperature
  • Real-life examples of monitoring temperature: choosing clothing, planting gardens, and cooking safely
  • Thermometers measure temperature
  • Label types of thermometers: liquid, digital, and infrared
  • Read and write temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviation ºF
  • Hands-on activities: locate thermometers in your home, practice taking temperatures, and track the temperature
  • Determine whether temperatures are hot or cold
  • Apply knowledge of measuring temperatures to solve word problems
  • Bible: Genesis 8:22
  • Trust in God's patterns, love, and provision
  • Psalm 136:1
  • Identify the freezing and boiling points of water
  • Identify the normal body temperature
  • Draw pictures to represent understanding of different temperatures
  • Choose temperature-appropriate clothing
  • Compare temperatures
  • Solve math riddles using knowledge of measurement
  • 12-hour clock
  • Concepts in telling time: 24 hours in a day
  • Demonstrate understanding that there are 12 a.m. and 12 p.m. hours each day
  • List activities you do during each part of the day
  • Add and subtract to calculate elapsed time
  • Apply knowledge of telling time to solve word problems
  • Complete the missing parts of a clock
  • Determine whether activities take place before or after midday
  • Read, understand, and use the terms a.m. and p.m.
  • Bible: Genesis 1:5
  • God ordered our days with the patterns of day, night, light, and dark
  • God's mercies are new every morning
  • God is worthy of our praise
  • Lamentations 3:22-23
  • Joshua 1:9
  • Psalm 4:8
  • Advanced analog time
  • Review of analog time
  • Read time displayed on analog clocks
  • Determine whether clocks show before or after the o'clock
  • Organize an hour (60 minutes) into four quarters of 15 minutes each
  • Parts of a whole
  • Read, understand, and use the terms: quarter to and quarter past
  • Add or subtract to determine changes in time
  • Convert times between different units of measurement, including day, hour, minute, and second
  • Express fractions of an hour in minutes
  • Bible: Romans 13:11
  • Jesus' second coming
  • Share the Gospel with people in your life
  • Mark 16:15
  • Color in parts of a whole to represent quarters of an hour
  • Fill in the missing hands on a clock
  • Solve for the amount of elapsed time
  • Apply knowledge of telling time to solve word problems
  • Ingredients of a year
  • Break a year down into seasons, months, weeks, and days
  • Demonstrate understanding of days, weeks, months, and years
  • Parts of a whole
  • Convert between measurements of time
  • Review the months of the year
  • Answer questions based off of calendars
  • Identify marked dates on a calendar
  • Read a calendar
  • Find days of the week on a calendar
  • Add and subtract to calculate elapsed time
  • Identify the number of months, weeks, and days in a year
  • Label the numbers of days in a month
  • Apply knowledge of months in a year to solve riddles
  • Bible: Ecclesiastes 3:1
  • God is in control during all of life's seasons
  • Correctly write dates
  • Use kinesthetic learning techniques to solve math questions
  • Write the months of the year in order
  • Dates as digits
  • Use the mm/dd/yyyy format to write dates
  • Write dates in digit form
  • Name months in chronological order
  • Determine the ordinal month for given month names
  • Add a zero before digits to create double digits
  • Write digital dates in word form
  • Write special dates in digits
  • Bible: Genesis 8:20
  • Exodus 17:15
  • Joshua 4:20–22
  • Creating altars to God in praise and remembrance
  • Add and subtract to solve for elapsed time
  • Use a calendar to answer questions and write special dates
  • Working with weeks
  • Review of conversions between days, weeks, months, and years
  • Explain the difference between weekdays and weekends
  • Sort days into weekend or weekday categories
  • Abbreviate the days of the week
  • Use a calendar to mark specific dates
  • Name the days of the week in chronological order
  • Compare weeks and days with greater than or less than symbols
  • Skip count by seven
  • Bible: Genesis 1:1
  • Genesis 2:2–3
  • Celebrate rest and thankfulness on the Sabbath
  • Distance
  • Introduction to linear measurement
  • Measure distances in feet, yards, and miles
  • Explore the relationship between yards, feet, and miles
  • Read, understand, and use abbreviations and symbols for yard, mile, and foot
  • Tell when to use feet, yards, or miles
  • Match measurement types to specific examples
  • Real-life applications of measuring in feet, yards, and miles
  • Hands-on activity: distance exploration journey
  • Identify whether you can walk or drive to destinations
  • Find out the distance to local destinations in miles
  • Compare units of measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Apply knowledge of measuring distance to solve word problems
  • Bible: Psalm 139
  • No matter how far you go, God is always present
  • Write the heights of family members and order them from shortest to tallest
  • Liquid measurements
  • Comparison of mass and volume
  • Introducing conversion equations for ounce, cup, pint, quart, and gallon
  • Read, understand, and use abbreviations with liquid measurements: fl oz, c, pt, qt, and gal
  • Demonstrate understanding of the relationships between fluid ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons
  • Convert units of liquid measurement using visual aids
  • Hands-on activity: create a gallon man
  • Use visual aids and concrete objects to answer questions about liquid measurements
  • Divide to find parts of a whole
  • Add to combine measurements
  • Apply knowledge of liquid measurements to solve word problems
  • Write equals statements to compare units of measurement
  • Solve multistep conversion problems
  • Bible: Luke 6:38
  • Be a generous giver just like God
  • Use repeated addition to change units of liquid measurement
  • Review of abbreviations used in measurement
  • Choose appropriate units of measurement
  • Dry measurements
  • Units used to measure the weight of dry goods
  • Real-life application: agriculture industry
  • Explain how and why to use terms specific to agriculture
  • Read, understand, and use terms related to dry measurement: pint, peck, bushel, and quart
  • Relative sizes of pints, pecks, bushels, and quarts
  • Compare units of dry measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Discuss the relationship between weight and capacity
  • Identify the correct unit of measurement
  • Label different types of measurement
  • Explore the relationship between different units of dry measurement
  • Parts of a whole
  • Bible: Matthew 5:14–16
  • Shine the light of the Holy Spirit
  • Choose items that are measured in bushels, pecks, quarts, or pints
  • Similarities and differences between dry and liquid measurements
  • Apply knowledge of dry measurements to solve word problems
  • Using a scale on a map
  • Explain what a map scale is and why it is used
  • Concept: the length of a map key represents a set distance
  • Use a ruler to measure distances shown on a map scale
  • Divide a number or distance in half
  • Use a map scale to locate distances (in miles and half miles) on a map
  • Bible: Psalm 119:105
  • God's Word can light our way
  • Fill in the missing distances on a map key
  • Measure inches with a ruler
  • Skip count by 3
  • Solve math riddles and puzzles with logic and deductive reasoning
  • Large mass
  • Weight is typically measured in pounds, ounces, and tons in the United States
  • Read, understand, and use the term ton
  • Read, understand, and write abbreviations relating to mass: oz., lb., lbs., t
  • Introduction to equivalency equations for ounces, pounds, and tons
  • Explore the relationships between ounces, pounds, and tons
  • Real-life application of large mass: truck weigh stations and vehicles
  • Identify objects in a set as heavier or lighter
  • Compare the relative mass of objects
  • Calculate parts of a whole
  • Convert tons to pounds
  • Add to combine multiple weights
  • Choose the most appropriate unit of measurement
  • Apply knowledge of measuring mass to solve word problems
  • Bible: Proverbs 16:2
  • Weighing your decisions
  • Provide rationale for answers
  • Use greater than or less than symbols to compare weights in a set
  • Recipe measurements
  • Real-life application of measurement: baking, cooking, and reading recipes
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: tsp., tbsp., and c.
  • Explain the difference between capacity and volume
  • Compare parts of a whole
  • Equivalency equations for tablespoons, teaspoons, and cups
  • Explain the relationship between different units of measurement
  • Order units of measurement from smallest to largest
  • Hands-on activity: finding various measurement cups and spoons
  • Form and test hypotheses related to capacity
  • Determine the correct unit of measurement to use
  • Introduction to fractions
  • Color pieces of a whole to represent a fraction
  • Apply knowledge of measurement in recipes to solve word problems
  • Bible: 1 Kings 17:15
  • Elijah and the widow
  • Trust that God will help you
  • Visual strategies in math: color coding and highlighting
  • Compare measurements using greater than or less than symbols
  • Label measuring cups with the correct fraction
  • Use learned knowledge to solve math puzzles
  • Temperatures in practice
  • How to measure temperature in degrees with a thermometer
  • Use baseline guides to estimate temperatures
  • Compare Fahrenheit and Celsius
  • Read, understand, and use the symbol for degree
  • Choose appropriate clothing based on temperature
  • Demonstrate understanding of normal and abnormal body temperature
  • Label temperatures as hot or cold
  • Real-life application of measuring temperature: sickness, gardening, dressing, activities
  • Apply knowledge of measuring temperatures to solve word problems
  • List appropriate activities based on temperature
  • Bible: Matthew 6:28–30
  • God will provide everything you need in each season
  • Read temperatures displayed on thermometers
  • Learning about careers: meteorology
  • Identify the boiling and freezing points of water
  • Add and subtract to calculate changes in temperature
  • Seconds to minutes
  • Minutes can be split into smaller intervals of time
  • Use equality equations to convert between minutes and seconds
  • Concept in time: 60 seconds is the same as one minute
  • Add, subtract, or multiply to convert units of time
  • Explain what half of a minute is
  • Hands-on activity: complete activities for one minute
  • Practice using a stopwatch to track time
  • Make and test predictions
  • Add to combine increments of time
  • Apply knowledge of minutes and seconds to solve word problems
  • Explore how much time activities take to complete
  • Bible: Luke 10:38–42
  • Martha and Mary
  • Choose how you spend time wisely
  • Skip count by 30
  • Hours to days
  • Add to convert days to hours
  • Subtract to convert hours to days
  • Equivalency equations used in time conversions
  • Calculate how many hours are in a half of a day
  • Identify whether to add or subtract to convert increments of time
  • Compare parts of a whole
  • Apply knowledge of converting hours and days to solve word problems
  • Hands-on practice using a calculator to solve multiplication problems
  • Solve multistep math problems
  • Multiply to convert days into hours
  • Bible: Jonah and the fish
  • Matthew 12:40
  • 1 Corinthians 15:4
  • Symbolism behind 72 hours in the Bible
  • Use visuals to represent parts of a whole day
  • Compare hours and days with greater than or less than symbols
  • Understanding leap years
  • Concept: February is a rule-breaker month
  • Explain when and why leap years occur
  • Requirements for a leap year
  • Find out the last and next leap years
  • Celebrating birthdays on leap day
  • Apply knowledge of leap years to solve math word problems
  • Bible: 2 Corinthians 8:14
  • Luke 6:38
  • Share your extra with those in need
  • Add and subtract to convert time in leap years
  • Meet the metric system
  • Comparison of metric system and base-10
  • Real-life applications of the metric system: travel, military, and health care
  • Multiply and divide to convert between units of the metric system
  • Introduction to the units and prefixes used in metric
  • Order measurements from largest to smallest
  • Locations that use the metric system
  • Bible: Daniel 1:20
  • Ask God for wisdom to stand firm against the pressures of this world
  • Match prefixes to their meaning
  • Convert measurements from smallest to largest
  • Hands-on activity: find metric measurements in your kitchen
  • Sort units of measurement by system
  • Review of the US customary system and conversions
  • Apply knowledge of the metric system to solve word problems
  • Increase fluency in mental math to multiply and divide by ten
  • The metric ruler
  • Introduction to linear measurements
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations: cm and mm
  • Identify the parts of a metric ruler
  • Compare different types of rulers based on geographic location
  • Multiply or divide by 10 to convert metric units
  • Use equivalency equations to convert between centimeters and millimeters
  • Measure the length of items with a metric ruler
  • Bible: Isaiah 40:12
  • Psalm 139:14
  • God carefully perfected creation
  • You were perfectly designed by God
  • Apply knowledge of converting units of measurement to solve word problems
  • Compare units of measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Increase fluency in multiplication and division
  • Instead of feet
  • Measurement in meters
  • Measure lengths and distances
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations of the metric system
  • Read, write, and use prefixes of the metric system
  • Real-life applications of meters: construction, homes, pools, and athletic fields
  • Use equivalency equations to convert units of measurement
  • Convert different units of measurement to meters
  • Convert meters to different units of measurement
  • Multiply or divide by 10 to convert between centimeters and millimeters
  • Apply knowledge of converting units of measurement to solve word problems
  • Bible: Hebrews 12:1–2
  • Comparing the faith walk to running a race
  • Matthew 25:21
  • Determine the correct unit of measurement to use
  • Compare measurements with greater than, less than, or equal to symbols
  • Instead of miles
  • Comparing kilometers per hour and miles
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations to calculate speed: km/h
  • Understand the relative distance of kilometers
  • Hands-on activity: measure the distance to local landmarks in kilometers
  • Move decimal points to convert units of measurement
  • Convert meters to kilometers
  • Convert kilometers to meters
  • Use a calculator and division to determine kilometers per hour
  • Convert metric units of measurement with equivalency equations
  • Bible: Luke 11
  • Luke 15:11–24
  • The prodigal son
  • God rejoices when His children return to Him
  • Apply knowledge of converting units of measurement to solve word problems
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations for units of measurement
  • Change decimal placement to convert metric measurement
  • Multiply and divide to convert US customary measurements
  • Instead of gallons
  • Measuring liquids in liters
  • Real-life application: purchasing gasoline and groceries
  • Change prefixes to create different metric units of measurement
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations to convert units of measurement: mL and L
  • Understand the relative size of liters and milliliters
  • Identify when to use each unit of measurement
  • Use equivalency equations to convert units of measurement
  • Order measurements from smallest to largest
  • Multiply or divide by 1,000 to convert measurements
  • Employ the rule of ten to convert metric measurements
  • Apply knowledge of converting measurements to solve word problems
  • Bible: Matthew 9:27–29
  • Increase your faith and trust in Jesus
  • Solve multistep conversion problems
  • Instead of pounds and ounces
  • Measuring mass in grams
  • Change prefixes to create different metric units of measurement
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations to convert units of measurement: g, mg, and kg
  • Choose the appropriate unit of measurement
  • Understand the relative size of grams, milligrams, and kilograms
  • Use equivalency equations to convert units of measurement
  • Multiply or divide to convert metric units of measurement
  • Solve conversions by using the power of ten
  • Compare measurements with greater than, less than, or equal to symbols
  • Apply knowledge of converting grams to solve word problems
  • Bible: Job 31:6
  • Live a life of integrity
  • Use deductive reasoning to solve math riddles
  • Solve conversion problems by moving decimals
  • Increase mental math fluency
  • Smaller than a pound
  • Measuring trace amounts in milligrams and micrograms
  • Understand the relative size of grams, milligrams, and micrograms
  • Apply the power of ten to convert metric units of measurement
  • Read, write, and use abbreviations to convert units of measurement: g, mg, and mcg or μg
  • Multiply or divide to convert to larger or smaller amounts
  • Use equivalency equations to convert units of measurement
  • Real-life application: daily trace mineral requirements
  • Determine whether multiplication or division is required to convert measurements
  • Apply knowledge of converting grams to solve word problems
  • Bible: Matthew 17:20
  • God can do incredible things in your life with faith the size of a mustard seed
  • 24-hour clock
  • Real-life application of 24-hour time: health care and military
  • Add or subtract to convert between 12-and 24-hour clocks
  • Correctly read 24-hour clocks aloud
  • Include a.m. or p.m. in a time when needed
  • Bible: Mark 13:35
  • Live ready and expectant for the Lord's return
  • Write the time on 24-hour clocks
  • Match times that mean the same thing
  • Review of measurement
  • Use deductive reasoning to solve math riddles
  • Daylight savings time
  • Explain what daylight savings time is and why it happens
  • Differing opinions regarding DST
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviation DST
  • Moving clocks one hour forward or backward
  • When to move clocks ahead or back
  • Observing DST
  • Subtract or add by one hour to adjust time based on DST
  • Identify states in the same time zones
  • Bible: Isaiah 38
  • Isaiah and King Hezekiah
  • Nothing is too difficult for God
  • Apply knowledge of DST to solve word problems
  • Convert time
  • Year measurements
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: B.C, A.D, CE, and BCE
  • Time is measured with Jesus at the center
  • Read, understand, and use the terms: score, millennium, decade, and century
  • Time is measured in increments
  • Apply knowledge of measuring time to solve word problems
  • Add and subtract to measure years
  • Working with ranges of years
  • Calculate the number of decades in a given number of years
  • Bible: Revelation 20:6
  • The thousand-year reign
  • Review of measurement
  • Converting inches, centimeters, and millimeters
  • Demonstrate understanding of the relationship between Metric and US customary systems
  • Use the equivalency ratio to convert inches to centimeters
  • Use the equivalency ratio to convert centimeters to inches
  • Solve measurement conversions using multiplication and division
  • Expand knowledge of converting between systems to solve larger measurements
  • Express measurements in larger or smaller units
  • Convert centimeters to millimeters
  • Convert millimeters to inches
  • Convert inches to millimeters
  • Bible: Isaiah 55:9
  • Romans 12:2
  • Placement of decimal points when converting in the metric system
  • Convert measurements within the US customary system
  • Apply knowledge of converting measurements to solve word problems
  • Create and solve a word problem requiring conversion between different systems
  • Converting miles to kilometers
  • Real-life math application: speedometers and speed limit signs
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: km, mi, km/h, and mph
  • Strategies to use while solving conversion problems
  • Use equivalency equations to convert miles to kilometers
  • Use equivalency equations to convert kilometers to miles
  • Estimate conversions by rounding
  • Identify when to multiply or divide when converting a distance
  • Follow steps to solve conversion equations
  • Use a calculator to convert distances between units
  • Apply knowledge of converting miles and kilometers to solve word problems
  • Bible: 2 Timothy 4:7
  • Live every day with a kingdom purpose
  • Review conversions between metric and US customary systems
  • Determine conversions based on estimated equivalency equations
  • Converting yards to meters
  • Comparing a yard to a meter
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: yd, m, km, mi, km/h, and mph
  • Compare and find relationships between numbers in the metric system
  • Similarities between the metric system and base 10 number system
  • Strategies to use while solving conversion problems
  • Use equivalency equations to convert feet to yards
  • Use equivalency equations to convert yards to feet
  • Identify when to multiply or divide when converting between feet and yards
  • Show comparisons with greater than or less than symbols
  • Round distances to the nearest hundredth
  • Convert between miles and meters
  • Convert between yards and meters
  • Follow steps to solve conversion equations
  • Use two-step process to convert feet to meters
  • Apply knowledge of converting distances to solve word problems
  • Bible: Luke 9:48
  • Have a heart for other people and an attitude of humility
  • Solve multiplication problems with decimals to increase mental math fluency
  • Determine conversions based on estimated equivalency equations
  • Compare actual equivalency equations and estimated equivalency equations
  • Use greater than or less than symbols to compare different units of measurement
  • Converting pounds to kilograms
  • Use equivalency equations to convert pounds to kilograms
  • Use equivalency equations to convert kilograms to pounds
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: lb., kg, oz., and g
  • Identify when to multiply or divide when converting between pounds and kilograms
  • Round to the nearest hundredth and thousandth
  • Use equivalency equations to convert ounces to pounds
  • Use equivalency equations to convert grams to kilograms
  • Solve multistep conversions
  • Apply knowledge of converting weights (mass) to solve word problems
  • Bible: Luke 10:38–42
  • Mary and Martha
  • What does God want you to focus your time on
  • Compare units of measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Recall various equivalency equations used in measurement
  • Determine conversions based on estimated equivalency equations
  • Compare actual equivalency equations and estimated equivalency equations
  • Converting ounces to grams
  • Use equivalency equations to convert ounces to grams
  • Use equivalency equations to convert grams to ounces
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: oz. and g
  • Real-life applications of ounces and grams: recipes and food packaging
  • Round to the nearest hundredth, tenth, and whole number when converting between different units
  • Convert pounds to grams
  • Bible: Proverbs 11:1
  • The importance of integrity
  • Apply knowledge of converting units to solve word problems
  • Multiply or divide to solve single and multistep conversion problems
  • Compare different units of measurement to describe relative size
  • Determine conversions based on estimated equivalency equations
  • Use a calculator to convert units of measurement
  • Converting fluid ounces to milliliters
  • Use estimated equivalency equations to convert fluid ounces to milliliters
  • Use estimated equivalency equations to convert milliliters to fluid ounces
  • Increase mental math fluency
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: fl oz, mL, and ≈
  • Real-life application of fluid ounces and milliliters: traveling on an airplane
  • Multiply or divide to solve single and multi-step conversion problems
  • Hands-on activity: identify which weight system items in your home are measured in
  • Apply knowledge of converting between units to solve word problems
  • Bible: 2 Kings 4
  • Elisha, the widow, and God's miraculous provision
  • Estimate conversions between different units of measurement by rounding
  • Use a calculator to convert liquid measurements exactly
  • Converting gallon/quart to liters
  • Real-life application of gallons, quarts, and liters: grocery shopping, filling up gas, and different countries
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: gal, qt, and L
  • Multiply or divide to convert different units of measurement
  • Follow steps and use a calculator to convert different units of measurement
  • Use estimated and exact equivalency equations to convert gallons or quarts to liters
  • Use estimated and exact equivalency equations to convert liters to gallons or quarts
  • Rounding conversions to the nearest hundredth and whole number
  • Apply knowledge of converting between units to solve word problems
  • Bible: Deuteronomy 8:3
  • Man cannot live on bread alone
  • Matthew 4
  • Jesus is tempted in the desert
  • Compare different units of measurement with greater than or less than symbols
  • Review of measurement and conversions
  • Write, solve, and check a word problem with converting from metric to the US customary system
  • Use a calculator to convert liquid measurements exactly
  • Real estate measurements
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations: ac (A), ha, mi² (sq mi), km², and ft²
  • Compare acres and hectares
  • Real-life application: wildfires, home size, purchasing land, and sports
  • Convert home and land measurements between hectares, acres, square feet, and square miles
  • Use equivalency equations to convert land areas exactly
  • Use estimated equivalency equations to convert land areas by rounding
  • Apply knowledge of converting home and land measurements to solve word problems
  • Multiply and divide to convert units of measurement
  • Round measurements to the nearest hundredth
  • Bible: Genesis 13:17
  • Abram (Abraham) and the Promised Land
  • God is always faithful
  • Use a calculator to convert units of measurement
  • Solve multistep problems with subtracting and converting
  • Write, solve, and check a word problem with converting from the US customary system to metric
  • Time zones conversions
  • Concept: multiple time zones across the world based on longitude
  • Read, understand, and use the abbreviations for different time zones in North America
  • Convert time differences between different zones by adding or subtracting
  • Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
  • Read an analog clock
  • Mark clocks to show the correct time in multiple time zones
  • Apply knowledge of converting time between different zones to solve word problems
  • Match times to UTC
  • Bible: Ecclesiastes 3:1
  • God's timing is perfect
  • Job 1:21
  • Converting Fahrenheit to Celsius
  • Real-life applications of converting temperatures: baking, traveling, and weather
  • Celsius is standard everywhere except in the United States (Fahrenheit)
  • Identify different ways of measuring temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius
  • Add, subtract, multiply, and divide to convert temperatures between different units
  • Use conversion equations to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius
  • Use conversion equations to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
  • Use a calculator to convert temperatures between different units
  • Apply knowledge of converting temperatures to solve word problems
  • Round temperatures to the nearest tenth and whole degree
  • Bible: Revelation 3:16
  • What is your spiritual temperature
  • Read thermometers in different units of measurement
  • Compare temperatures as being hotter or colder
  • Review measurement conversions
  • Write, solve, and check a measurement conversion word problem of your own
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