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WALT: use metric measures for length, capacity, weight and temperature appropriately.

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Where on the scale are these arrows pointing?

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Where on the scale are these arrows pointing?

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How long are each of these?

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How long are each of these?

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How much strawberry milk is in each of these jugs?

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How much strawberry milk is in each of these jugs?

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How much do each of these weigh?

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How much do each of these weigh?

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How much do each of these weigh?

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Which units of measurement could you use to measure the length of these?

mm cm m km

Desk

School playground

Computer screen

Hall

Distance between towns

Pinhead

Thickness of a tablet

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Which units of measurement could you use to measure the weight of these?

g kg t

Car

School bag

Pen

Train

Muffin

Truck load of fruit

Book

Bag of potatoes

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Which units of measurement could you use to measure the capacity of these?

L ml

Cup

Large jug

Bath

Can of drink

Bucket

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Which units of measurement could you use to measure the time taken to do these?

sec, min, hour, day, month

Tie a shoelace

Learn to speak Spanish

Eat your breakfast

Run a marathon

Bucket

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Give examples of how you could measure the following:

cm

m

kg

L

min

kg

ml

g

mm

t

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Estimate how long or wide each item below is then measure each item using a ruler.

Item to measure

Your estimate

Actual measurement

The length of your maths book

The length of your pencil

The width of your chromebook

The length of your chromebook

The width of your desk

The length of a glue stick

The length of your spelling book

The length of your shoe

The width of your shoe