Estimation is one of those math skills that students often overlook—until they realize how often they use it in real life. We often find ourselves figuring out if we have enough money for snacks, estimating the time left in a movie, or determining how many jellybeans we can fit in our mouths after a rough day at work. Estimation is a skill students will carry into adulthood. Unfortunately, many students struggle with estimation because they think math is all about exact answers. But estimation is about reasonableness, not perfection, and it can be a fun, low-pressure way to build number sense. That’s why Estimation Stations are such a hit in the classroom. These interactive, hands-on math classroom activities for estimation help students develop their estimation skills while keeping them engaged. If you’re looking for an easy way to get students excited about estimation, read on for instructions on setting up the ultimate Estimation Stations in your classroom. Why Are Estimation Stati......