Lesson 1 Step Compare capacity What is the

Lesson 1 Step: Compare capacity

What is the difference between capacity and volume? Capacity Volume This is the amount of liquid a container can hold. The amount of liquid within the container. Fluency

Fluency Match the containers to the correct descriptions. empty half full slightly filled nearly full

Which will hold the most? ✓ Fluency

Which will hold the least? ✓ Fluency

Complete the sentences using more or less. A B more A has _______ than B. A B less A has _______ than B. Fluency

Complete the sentences using more or less. A B less A has _______ than B. A B more A has _______ than B. Fluency

Fluency Complete using > and < then more than and less than. A B A < B B > A less than A has ________ B. more than B has ________ A.

Fluency Complete using > and < then more than and less than. A B A > B B < A more than A has ________ B. less than B has ________ A.

Fluency Complete using > and < then more than and less than. A B A < B B > A less than A has ________ B. more than B has ________ A.

Fluency Complete using > and < then more than and less than. A B A > B B < A more than A has ________ B. less than B has ________ A.

Fluency It takes 5 cups to fill 1 teapot. = How many cups will it take to fill: 25 5 teapots? = ______ 60 12 teapots? = ______ 40 8 teapots? = ______ 55 11 teapots? = ______

Fluency It takes 10 to fill 1 How many cups will it take to fill: 90 9 buckets? = ______ 20 2 buckets? = ______ 11 buckets? = 110 ______ .

Reasoning Would I need approximately five times or eight times the amount shown to fill the glass? Approximately five times the amount shown.

Complete the comparison statement to make it true. A B C D _____ C < _____ D < _____ A > _____ B Can you create your own comparison sentences? Problem solving

Lesson 2 Step: Millilitres (Practical)

Fill your container. Fluency

Half fill in your container. Fluency

Slightly fill in your container. Fluency

Nearly fill your container. Fluency

Practical (if possible): Use a measuring jug of water to measure various volumes. Record your results in your table.

Reasoning Kat says, A wider container will hold more than a narrower container. Is Kat correct? Only sometimes. It depends on the height of the container.

Compare your results in your table using the following sentences: Problem solving _________ is more than _________ is less than _________ > _________ < _________.

Lesson 3 Step: Millilitres

Recap: What is the difference between capacity and volume? Capacity Volume This is the amount of liquid a container can hold. The amount of liquid within the container. Fluency

Complete the sentences. 50 The capacity of the jug is _____ ml. 20 The volume of the jug is _____ ml.

What do each of the scales go up in? 5 _____ ml 2 _____ ml 10 _____ ml

What volume is shown in the container in ml? 14 _____ ml 6 _____ ml 9 _____ ml

What volume is shown in the container in ml? 20 _____ ml 45 _____ ml 15 _____ ml

What volume is shown in the container in ml? 60 _____ ml 90 _____ ml 45 _____ ml

Where would the level line be if the liquid is poured from the smaller containers into the larger container? 6 ml 6 The volume of the container is _____ ml

Where would the level line be if the liquid is poured from the smaller containers into the larger container? 25 ml 25 The volume of the container is _____ ml

Where would the level line be if the liquid is poured from the smaller containers into the larger container? 75 ml 75 The volume of the container is _____ ml

Reasoning A B It would take five lots of container A to fill container B. True of false? Explain how you know. False. It would take 4 lots of container A to fill B as 25 x 4 = 100

Container A has 7 ml more than B. Container B has 4 ml less than C. Container C has half of 22 ml. A 14 ml B 7 ml Calculate the volume of each container. C 11 ml

Lesson 4 Step: Litres (Practical)

Practical: Investigate how many smaller containers (ml) it will take to fill the larger containers (L). Record your results in your tables. Fluency

Reasoning Only one of these items are best measured using litres. Do you agree? Explain why. No. Two of the items should be measured in litres (bucket and bath tub) as they hold many litres.

Name three things that are best measured using millilitres. Name three things that are best measured using litres.