Starter quiz
- Look at this sequence of numbers. Which number would come next?
- '200' ✓
- Look at the number line. Label the missing number.
- '150' ✓
- Look at the scale on the jug. Which number is missing?
- 650
- 700
- 750
- 800 ✓
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- Look at the containers. Which has the smallest capacity?
- The glass has the smallest capacity.
- The kettle has the smallest capacity.
- The cup has the smallest capacity. ✓
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- Look at the jugs. Which contains the greatest volume of liquid?
- A
- B ✓
- C
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- Starting with the smallest volume, put these jugs in the order of the volume of liquid that they contain.
- 1⇔C
- 2⇔B
- 3⇔A
Exit quiz
- Look at the scale on this jug. How many equal parts are there between the marked interval of 1,000?
- 4
- 5 ✓
- 6
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- Look at the scale on this jug. What is the value of each unmarked part?
- '50 ml' ✓
- True or false? The volume of liquid in this jug is 120 ml?
- True
- False ✓
- Match the jug to the volume of liquid that it is holding.
- A⇔180 ml ✓
- B⇔150 ml ✓
- C⇔160 ml ✓
- Look at the jugs. How much more water is in Jug A then Jug B?
- They both hold the same volume of water.
- 10 ml ✓
- 30 ml
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- A jug contains 75 ml water. Another 75 ml of water is poured into the jug. Which of these jugs represents the volume of water that would now be in the jug?
- A
- B ✓
- C
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The volume of liquid in a container can be measured in millilitres.
- When comparing volume, if the containers are the same, we can compare the level of liquid in the container.
- When comparing volume, if the containers are different, we need to take read the scale on the measuring container.
- Counting in 10s, 20s, 25s and 50s helps to read scales.
Common misconception
Children may read the scale incorrectly - confusion between equal parts and marks on the scale.
The scale is a number line. Remember to look at the number of equal parts between the marked numbers not the marks themselves.
Keywords
Volume - Volume is the amount of space that an object takes up. In this case, the specific amount of liquid in a container.
Millilitre - The millilitre is a metric measure of capacity or volume. A millilitre is a very small amount of liquid. The abbreviation is ml.
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