Understanding Metric Units of Measurement in Mathematics
Explore the world of metric units in mathematics through the measurement of length, weight, and capacity. Learn about converting between units and applying these concepts to real-world scenarios. Discover the properties of shapes and delve into 3D shapes by counting faces, edges, and vertices. Engage with engaging activities and visual aids to enhance your understanding of metric units and geometric shapes.
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Connect Name the shapes Name the 3d Shapes List the number of faces, edges and vertices for each shape
DNA Ask a question or make a statement Would you rather run 34 kilometres or 29543 metres?
Names and Properties of Shapes Unit 9 Objective 9a
Number Bonds Emerging Developing Proficient Advanced Where are you now?
Metric units of measurement Length a measure of distance Millimetre - mm Centimetre - cm Metre - m Kilometre - km Mass linked to weight Gram - g Kilogram - kg Tonne - t Capacity the amount of liquid a 3D shape will hold Millilitre - ?? Centilitre - ?? Litre - ?
Write down which metric unit of length you would use to measure each of these items: 1. mm a) b) Length of a river c) Length of a needle Length of a bedroom d) Width pen nib e) Height of a mountain f) Distance from Leeds to York M Km Km km Mm 2. Which metric unit would you use to weigh each item listed below? kg a) b) Letter Man c) d) Tin of tuna Delivery van t g g 3. Which metric unit would you use to measure the capacity of each container listed below? a) Large bottle of pop b) Carton of cream ml c) d) Paddling pool Bottle of shampoo cl ml l
Metric units of measurements Complete the worksheet in your exercise books
Metric conversions 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1m 1000m = 1km 1000g = 1kg 1000kg = 1 tonne 1000ml = 1 litre 100cl = 1 litre
Converting between units X 100 X 1000 X 10 cm mm m km m cm 1000 10 100 X 1000 X 1000 ml g kg l 1000 1000
Converting metric units On white boards 20mm = ..cm
Converting metric units On white boards 450mm = ..m
Converting metric units On white boards 0.5cm = ..mm
Converting metric units On white boards 6000g = ..kg
Converting metric units On white boards 2500kg = ..t
Converting metric units On white boards 400cm = ..m
Converting metric units On white boards 4000m = ..km
Converting metric units On white boards 4.5kg = .g
Converting metric units On white boards 6500g = .kg
Converting metric units On white boards 3 litres = .ml
Converting units In your exercise books: 4000ml 590cm 1) 5.9m = .cm 2) 43mm = .cm 3) 2.4kg = .g 4) 7.4 litres = .ml 5) 9.5kg = .g 6) 70cm = .m 7) 300mm = .m 8) 600ml = .l 9) 3g = .kg 10)700g = .kg Show any calculations that you do to work out the answer 11)4 litres = .ml 12)509g = .kg 13)63 litres = .ml 14)1400ml = . Litres 15)3.5km = .m 16)2500kg = .t 17)0.3m = .cm 18)3.7m = .mm 19)5.02kg = .g 20)10.3cm = .mm 0.509kg 4.3cm 63000ml 2400g 1.4l 7400ml 3500m 2.5t 9500g 30cm 0.7m 3700mm 0.3m 5020g 0.6l 103cm 0.003kg 0.7kg
Demonstrate 1. What would you use to measure a) The weight of a book? b) The amount of liquid in a glass 2. Convert 4m to cm 3. Convert 340cm to m 4. Convert 450g to kg 5. Convert 450l to ml
