Activity Instruction Page
Frog Jump Measurement Activity Worksheet
- Activity Type: Printable Activity
- Theme: Pond Animals
- Learning Center: Science & Discovery Center
Get ready to hop to it! This Frog Jump Measurement Activity Worksheet is a fun way for preschoolers to practice measuring with a tape measure or non-standard unit measuring tools. They can use their jumping toy frogs to see how far they can jump and record their findings on the worksheet. This activity helps develop measurement skills and encourages exploration and curiosity. So get ready to leap into learning with this engaging preschool activity!
Materials & Direction
Materials
Jumping Toy Frogs
Tape Measure or Non-Standard Unit Measuring Tools
Assembly Directions:
Print
Use the recording form to predict and record your frog jumps.
Directions for play:
Do you know many frogs can jump 30 times their body length? Use this frog jump measurement sheet to practicing measuring your jumping frog toys.
Before starting this activity take some time to explore a tape measure with your student. You can practice by measuring items around the house, including the height of your student. Practice measuring how far you can jump.
As an alternative you practicing measuring with non standard units of measurement such as: paper clips, dominos, or unit blocks.
For fun: If you were a frog who could jump 30 times their body length how far would you be able to jump?
Learning Standards: : Students will manipulate a standard measuring tool to measure the length of the jump and record their finding, Communicates the results of an experiment verbally and collects and records data
