Students create their own pizza with toppings then write fractions for each section. Then ask them to add different "toppings" together out of the whole pizza to work with fractions

Comparing Weights: use magazine cut outs or let the kids draw objects

JPEG image - The numeracy wall - lots of helpful advice - counting in and and shapes and more!

Classroom Freebies: Measurement Story Problem Task Cards Aligned with Common Core Standards!

This is a quick, creative approach to comparing student weight to real life objects. This math activity is combined with a little drawing and coloring to get

### Number Sense-Comparing and Ordering Numbers Math Centers

Number sense-comparing and ordering numbers centers and activities! Love that this introduces the greater/less than symbol without being overwhelming!

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Freebie --perfect for math stations, independent practice or even a morning work activity. Students compare classroom objects according to their weight and circle the object that is heavier.

### Jack and the Beanstalk

(Letter J Week - Jack and the beanstalk) Class Messages. This one is for Measurement. You could write messages and sign them from different characters/animals to fit your weekly theme/story.Brown Bear, Pete the Cat, Little Quack, Goldilocks, etc.

The Fraction Pizza is an awesome way to differentiate when teaching fractions. Understand a fraction a/b with as a sum of fractions . Understand addition and subtraction of fractions as joining and separating parts referring to the same whole.

### Hands-On Measurement FREEBIE for Kindergarten

Math - FREE hands-on activity for comparing length in Kindergarten. Perfect for Common Core standard

Ricca's Kindergarten: Yummy Fractions with book!

### Science - Using a Balance Scale... How Many Bears Does It Weigh?

This is a fun activity to explore the science of balance and weight in the classroom. Have the students use the classroom balance scales to see how much items from their pencil boxes weigh. Does it weigh 1 bear, 2 bears, 3 bears, or more?

A version of this on the back of the table number frames

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