Describing the capacities of objects and using language about capacity
In this lesson, we will explore capacity of cups and use language such as full and empty to describe them.
10 lessons
In this lesson, we will explore capacity of cups and use language such as full and empty to describe them.
In this lesson, we will explore the volume of liquid in different containers and describe what they notice.
In this lesson, we will explore the weight of household objects and use language such as heavier, lighter and balanced to describe weight.
In this lesson, we will use their knowledge of weight to decide whether objects are heavier or lighter than another.
In this lesson, we will estimate the length of paper and order length by comparing strips of paper.
In this lesson, we will use non-standard objects to measure the length of our toys and then order them from shortest to longest.
In this lesson, we will measure and create car parking spaces for our toys using non-standard units.
In this lesson, we will recap our capacity learning as well as explore estimating skills.
In this lesson, we will recap our learning on heavier and lighter and then apply this knowledge in a range of reasoning questions.
In this lesson, we will recap our learning on longer and shorter and apply this to a real life context within our home.
Units in Maths