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    Measuring in Liters

    VOLUME is the amount of water or liquid


    in a container..
    Containers
    This measuring cup contains 1 liter
    of milk.
    This measuring cup contains less than 1
    liter of milk.
    The Liter is a unit of volume

    We write for
    liter.
    We read 1 as one
    liter.
    The Liter is a unit of volume

    We use liters to
    measure a greater
    volume.
    These are some containers that hold less
    than 1 of liquid.
    These are some containers that hold more
    than 1 of liquid.
    These are some containers that hold
    1 of liquid.
    This is a 1-liter This measuring This measuring
    measuring cup. cup contains less cup contains more
    It contains 1 of than 1 of water. than 1 of water.
    water.
    This measuring cup contains
    ______________ 1 of water.

    This measuring cup contains


    ______________1 of water.
    Containers a, b and C are of the same size

    Container A Container B Container C


    4 2 3
    1. Container A has _______ of water.
    2. Container B has _______ of water.
    3. Container C has _______ of water.
    Containers a, b and C are of the same size

    Container A Container B Container C


    4 2 3

    4. Container _____ has the greatest volume.


    5. Container _____ has the least volume.
    Containers a, b and C are of the same size

    Container A Container B Container C


    4 2 3
    6. Arrange the containers from smallest to
    greatest volume.
    ______, ______, ______
    Guided Activity:

    Answer pp. 131-and


    133 of your Pupil’s
    Book 2B.
    Seatwork:

    Answer pp. 171 and


    172 of your
    Workbook 2B.
    Let’s Look at Some
    Examples...
    The jug in this picture has
    a capacity of 1,000mL but
    the volume of liquid in
    the jug is only 500mL.
    The jug in this picture has
    a capacity of 100mL but
    the volume of liquid in
    the jug is only 80mL.
    The jug in this picture has
    a capacity of 250mL but
    the volume of liquid in
    the jug is only 100mL.
    it’s Time for a quiz!
    millilitres (mL)
    Which unit do
    we use to millimetres
    measure (mm)
    smaller grams (g)
    liquids?
    100mL
    How many
    millilitres are 10,000mL
    there in 1
    litre? 1,000mL
    What is the
    capacity of
    this measuring
    jug?
    What volume
    of water in
    this measuring
    jug?
    What volume
    of water in
    this measuring
    jug?
    What is the
    capacity of
    this measuring
    jug?
    What volume
    of water in
    this measuring
    jug?
    That’s all for
    today
    Any Questions?

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