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3 rd Grade measurements

3 rd Grade measurements. Capacity – Cups, Pints, Quarts, & Gallons By: Brittany Compton, Courtney Nichols, & Kristal Clark. Elm Tree elementary. Dr. Ross’s Third Grade Class

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3 rd Grade measurements

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  1. 3rd Grade measurements Capacity – Cups, Pints, Quarts, & Gallons By: Brittany Compton, Courtney Nichols, & Kristal Clark

  2. Elm Tree elementary • Dr. Ross’s Third Grade Class Our group with the use of measuring cups, snack food, and juice will instruct these 3rd graders in the estimation and measurement of cups, pints, quarts, and gallons. We will work together in a hands-on project that the students will actively engage in to teach the use of measuring skills.

  3. Community The students got the opportunity to work with enthusiastic and excited teaching students from NWACC. We, the student teachers, worked closely with Dr. Ross of Elm Tree Elementary and her third grade class.

  4. curriculum • We taught the students to use appropriate and customary measurement tools with regard to capacity. • We applied the “Work in Progress” provided to us from Dr. Ross as well as the Arkansas State Standards for math for the 3rd grade. Cups and Pints, Quarts and Gallons, oh my!

  5. Technology We used computers, cameras, video recorder, and everyday measuring cups and gallon pitchers. We also incorporated snack food and drinks.

  6. Developing skills As a team we worked together to teach the students of the 3rd grade class about capacity. We divided the work and brought our individual pieces together in the end. We worked hands-on with the students and each other. We also collaborated closely with Dr. Ross, our host teacher.

  7. methodology Our process to complete this project included patience, cooperation, and organization. We also had great students!

  8. Expected outcome • The expected outcomes included actually teaching the students to measure and then having the students end up with their own equally measured snacks and juice. We also wanted to have an overall successful project and presentation.

  9. Mr. Gallon

  10. Measurement Game http://www.wix.com/notnie19/Measurement Photography and Video done by Brittany Compton

  11. Watching the girls measure(click on pic to see video)

  12. Acknowledgmentsandreferences Dr. Ross – Elm Tree Elementary Dr. William HammackC. Dianne Phillips, EAST/EMPACTS Facilitator Arkedu.net Wix.org

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