Measure Mass 2 Grown ups this lesson moves

Measure Mass 2 Grown ups, this lesson moves the learning on from the previous lesson by including other calculations, such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

Sasha is using scales to measure mass. The pineapple weighs 60 g. How much does one apple weigh? © Classroom Secrets Limited 2018

Sasha is using scales to measure mass. The pineapple weighs 60 g. How much does one apple weigh? 15 kg (4 apples weigh 60 kg to be equal to the pineapple 60 ÷ 4 = 15 g) © Classroom Secrets Limited 2018

What mass is shown on the scales? kg g

What mass is shown on the scales? 1 © Classroom Secrets Limited 2018 kg 500 g

True or false? The train weighs 3 kg and 500 g.

2 True or false? The train weighs 3 kg and 500 g. False, the arrow is pointing between 4 kg and 5 kg, which is 4 kg and 500 g.

Where would you draw an arrow on the scales to show that the robot weighs 1 kg and 250 g?

Where would you draw an arrow on the scales to show that the robot weighs 1 kg and 250 g?

Match the mass on the scales to the correct digital scale. A B

Match the mass on the scales to the correct digital scale. A B

Which scale shows the heaviest weight? Explain your answer.

Which scale shows the heaviest weight? 1 kg and 400 g 1 kg and 800 g 1 kg and 200 g Explain your answer. B because 1 kg and 800 g is heavier than 1 kg and 400 g and 1 kg and 200 g.

Which weights will balance the scales if the duck weighs 1 kg and 350 g?

Which weights will balance the scales if the duck weighs 1 kg and 350 g? 1 kg + 200 g + 150 g

Who is correct? The dinosaur weighs 1 kg and 800 g. Martha The dinosaur weighs 1 kg and 400 g. Coleman Explain why.

Who is correct? The dinosaur weighs 1 kg and 800 g. Martha The dinosaur weighs 1 kg and 400 g. Coleman Explain why. Martha is correct because the scale show 1 kg and 800 g.