Understanding Weight Measurements in Maths

Weight measurement in Math involves kilograms (kg) and grams (g). Learn about the relationship between grams and kilograms, how to measure weight using scales, and examples of items weighing around 1 gram and 1 kilogram. Complete the Monday worksheet to practice these concepts.

• Weight Measurements
• Math Concepts
• Grams
• Kilograms
• Mathematics

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1. Maths MONDAY WEIGHT

2. Weight Weight is a little bit different to other measurements. For example when we learned about length we learned there are 100 centimetres (cm) in 1 metre (m) and when we learned about money we learned there is 100 cent (c) in 1 euro ( ). We measure weight in kilograms (kg) and grams (g) BUT there are 1000 grams (1000g) in 1 kilogram (1kg).

3. How do we measure grams and kilograms? Usually people measure weight using a weighing scale. You might have seen or used a weighing scale recently if you were baking.

4. Things that weigh around 1 gram (1g) If you can find any of these around you house, pick them up and feel how heavy they are a raison a thumbtack the top of a pen a paperclip

5. Things that weigh around 1 kilogram (1 kg) If you have any of these at home pick them up to see how heavy they are 1 litre of water 1 bag of sugar 1 bag of rice

6. Complete the Monday worksheet if you can and if you d like to, send me a photo on seesaw or by email