Starter quiz
- Select the standard metric units.
- metre ✓
- mile
- ounce
- gram ✓
- litre ✓
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- Match each measurement to an equivalent measurement.
- 1 metre⇔1000 millimetres ✓
- 1 kilogram⇔1000 grams ✓
- 1 millilitre⇔0.001 litres ✓
- 100 centimetres⇔1 metre ✓
- 1 centimetre⇔10 millimetre ✓
- 1000 metres⇔1 kilometre ✓
- This ratio table shows that = ______.
- '5500' ✓
- Lucas uses 450 g self-raising flour to make a sponge. Lucas should use ______ eggs for his sponge.
- '8' ✓
- Aisha uses 2.5 lemons to make a sponge. Aisha should use ______ tsp of vanilla extract for her sponge.
- '5 ' ✓
- Using 1 ft = 12 in and 3 ft ≈ 1 yd means 6 yd ≈ ______ in.
- '216' ✓
Exit quiz
- Each interval on this ______ is 0.1 as there is a difference of 1 unit over 10 intervals. The arrow is pointing at 35.6.
- 'scale' ✓
- The arrow on this scale is pointing at ______.
- '12.6' ✓
- The arrow on this scale is pointing at ______.
- '41.5' ✓
- 1 cup is equivalent to 16 tablespoons. Match each quantity to its equivalent quantity.
- 3 cups⇔48 tablespoons ✓
- 4 tablespoons⇔0.25 cups ✓
- 1.5 cups⇔24 tablespoons ✓
- 8 tablespoons⇔0.5 cups ✓
- 12 tablespoons are equivalent to 1.5 sticks. This means that 1 stick is equivalent to ______ tablespoons.
- '8' ✓
- Approximately 28 grams are equivalent to 1 ounce (oz). There are 16 ounces in a pound. The arrow on this scale is pointing at approximately ______ kilograms.
- '1.96' ✓
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Reading values from scales in a useful skill in a variety of contexts.
- Different countries may use different measurements.
- Incorrect conversion produces a different ratio.
Common misconception
Pupils may assume every scale increases by 1 each time or that there are 10 increments.
Ensure pupils are counting how many gaps along the scale and calculating the increment size.
Keywords
Metric units - Metric units are based around the standard units of metre, gram and litre.
Imperial - Imperial is a system of units for measuring, which was created in the early 1800s, during the British Empire.
Interval - An interval is the space between two values or points. On a scale, intervals are shown using a small mark or line to show the space between.
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