Interactive Measurement Conversion Activities Make Practice Engaging

If you are looking for interactive measurement conversion activities, we’ve got you covered! These fun and colourful digital task cards are designed to strengthen student skills in metric conversions of mass, capacity, and length. This interactive resource allows students to answer 24 real-world measurement problems and receive instant feedback on their responses. 

This and other interactive measurement conversion activities contain problems using the following units: 

• Millimetres
• Centimetres
• Metres
• Kilometres
• Millilitres
• Litres
• Grams
• Kilograms

These task cards are ideal for math stations, independent practice or digital assignments, helping students build confidence and accuracy while making learning enjoyable.

Tips for Integrating Interactive Measurement Games

Our interactive measurement games are easy to use. Simply assign the students the file through a classroom platform or send them a link. Then, instruct them to put the slides in presentation/slideshow mode. 

Here are some ideas on using our interactive measurement conversion activities in your classroom!

1. Maths Stations – Set up a station where students rotate through the digital task cards on tablets or laptops. 
2. Independent Practice – Assign the task cards as independent work during class time to reinforce measurement conversion concepts. 
3. Homework or Digital Assignments – Share the task cards through your classroom platform (Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc.) as an engaging homework alternative that keeps students practising outside of school hours.
4. Early Finisher Activity – Use the task cards as a go-to option for students who finish their assignments early. 
5. Whole-Class Game Challenge – Display the task cards on an interactive whiteboard and work through the problems together as a class. Keep score by splitting students into teams and letting them discuss answers before clicking.

Download Our Games for Measurement

This and other games for measurement are provided in both Google Slides and PowerPoint formats. To download any of them, click the drop-down arrow located on the download button. 

This resource was created by Kendall Britnell, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.

More Converting Units of Measurement Games and Activities

We have more converting units of measurement games and activities where this one came from! Take a look at some student favourites below. 

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