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    Thursday Grade 1 Mathematics Lesson Plan Lenght and Height

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    The 1-hour lesson plan is for a 1st grade mathematics class on measurement of length and height. Students will watch videos, discuss, and complete activities to practice identifying long and short, tall and short objects, arranging objects by height, and drawing and measuring objects. Materials include computers, videos, worksheets, and objects of different lengths and heights for hands-on activities. The goal is for students to gain skills in comparing measurements by the end of the lesson.

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    The 1-hour lesson plan is for a 1st grade mathematics class on measurement of length and height. Students will watch videos, discuss, and complete activities to practice identifying long and short, tall and short objects, arranging objects by height, and drawing and measuring objects. Materials include computers, videos, worksheets, and objects of different lengths and heights for hands-on activities. The goal is for students to gain skills in comparing measurements by the end of the lesson.

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    The 1-hour lesson plan is for a 1st grade mathematics class on measurement of length and height. Students will watch videos, discuss, and complete activities to practice identifying long and short, tall and short objects, arranging objects by height, and drawing and measuring objects. Materials include computers, videos, worksheets, and objects of different lengths and heights for hands-on activities. The goal is for students to gain skills in comparing measurements by the end of the lesson.

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    Thursday Grade 1 Mathematics Lesson Plan Lenght and Height

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    The 1-hour lesson plan is for a 1st grade mathematics class on measurement of length and height. Students will watch videos, discuss, and complete activities to practice identifying long and short, tall and short objects, arranging objects by height, and drawing and measuring objects. Materials include computers, videos, worksheets, and objects of different lengths and heights for hands-on activities. The goal is for students to gain skills in comparing measurements by the end of the lesson.

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    Lesson Plan

    Grade: 1N
    Date: Thursday, January 20,2022
    Subject: Mathematics
    Duration: 1 hour
    Topic: Measurement (Length & Height)
    Attainment Target: Estimate, compare and use various types of measurements
    Objectives: At the end of the lesson students should be able to
    1. Identify objects which are long or short, tall or short with 90% accuracy after watching a
    video.
    2. Correctly arrange and show objects according its height after a class discussion
    3. draw and measure objects correctly out of three attempts after doing a presentation

    Materials: Computer, Projector, worksheets, Mathematics Course Book, paper clips


    strings, two boxes of different length and bottles.
    Interactive Math Lesson | Measuring Longer and Shorter (iknowit.com)
    Measure Length | Mathematics Grade 1 | Periwinkle
    Tall and Short | Comparison for Kids | Learn Pre-School Concepts with Siya | Part 4
    Skills: compare measurements
    Prior Knowledge:
    Vocabulary: long, longer, longest short, shorter, shortest, tall, taller, tallest

    Content
    Length is the distance from one end of something to the other end; a measurement of
    how long something is; the longer or longest dimension of an object.
    For example

    Height is a measurement of how tall a person or thing is: the distance from the bottom to
    the top of a person or thing
    for example:

    Procedure:

    Engage:
    1. The teacher will introduce the topic to the students then play a video for them to watch.
    The teacher will let the student know that will ask the following questions after the video
    is being played.
     Can identify the object that is long?
     Can you identify the object that is short?
     Can you identify the object that is tall?
     Can you identify the object that is short?

    2. The teacher will ask the student find object in their bags that are long and short, tall and
    short to do a show and tell. The student will show their items to the class tell which of the
    items are long, short, tall and short.

    Explore:
    As a whole class students will use a virtual manipulative to identify which object is
    longer, taller or shorter. the virtual manipulative will be projected on the whiteboard for the class
    to see, the teacher will read the questions and the students will identify the correct answers.

    Explain:
    In groups of threes, the students will be given a set of objects (bottles, boxes, paper clips, strings,
    etc...) to order them from shortest to longest or vice versa.
    Can you explain why you arranged the objects the way you did?
    Elaborate:
    students will give an estimate about how many paper clips it will take to measure the object.
    They will draw and record their estimates in their notebooks.
    Can you tell the length of each object?
    book, pencil, eraser, pencil case
    Evaluate:
    Student will complete the worksheets for those who don’t have the text book
    Students will complete activities on page 45 and 46 in their textbook.
    Teacher’s comment

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