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Year 6: Measuring

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Year 6: Measuring

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  1. Back to Contents (this slide) Previous Slide Next Slide Action Button (click when it flashes) Contents - Please click the Go Button Year 6: Measuring

  2. Measuring Length Most things we now measure in metric units. However for distances to towns and people’s heights we tend to still use imperial measurements. The length of my pencil is 19cm My dad is 6 foot 2 inches tall (6’ 2”) Newcastle is 16 miles away.

  3. Understanding Length This digit is worth 10m. There are 10 of these in 100m. This digit is worth 1km. There are 10 of these in 10km This digit is worth 100m. There are 10 of these in 1km This digit is worth 1m. There are 10 of these in 10 metres. This digit is worth 10km. …and 1,000 metres in a kilometre!

  4. Understanding Length Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 metre 1,000 metres = 1km Click on the question mark to find out the missing measurement. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  5. Understanding Length 60cm 0cm 10cm 20cm 40cm 50cm 70cm 100cm 30cm 80cm 90cm 0cm 10cm 20cm 30cm 40cm 50cm 60cm 70cm 80cm 90cm 1 met. There are 100cm in 1 metre

  6. Understanding Length 0mm 5mm 10mm 20mm 30mm 40mm 50mm 0cm 1cm 2cm 3cm 4cm 5cm There are 10mm in 1cm

  7. Measuring to the nearest mm Click on the object to see what it measures. Click on the object again to make it disappear. 0 1cm 2cm 3cm 4cm 5cm 6cm 7cm 8cm 9cm

  8. Comparing Measurements Chart

  9. Understanding Weight Remember: 1,000g = 1kg Click on the question mark to find out the missing measurement. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  10. Click on the object to see what it weighs 0g 350g 50g 300g 100g 250g 150g 200g

  11. Using Different ScalesChoose weights to show the numbers on the scales (Click again to make the numbers disappear) 0 to 400g 0 to 3kg 0g 0g 0g 0g 0g 2.8kg 700g 140g 1,400g1.4kg 350g 200g 400g 100g 20g 50g 0 to 800g 2.4kg 1,200g1.2kg 600g 120g 300g 800g 400g 200g 40g 100g 0 to 160g 1,000g 1kg 2kg 100g 500g 250g 1.2kg 60g 300g 600g 150g 0 to 1.6kg 1.6kg 80g 400g 800g 200g

  12. Interpreting Scales Change Scale 60g 1.25kg 50g 20g 1.5kg 120g 240g 24g 200g 100g 70g 1.75kg 28g 140g 280g 40g 1kg 16g 80g 160g 80g 2kg 32g 160g 320g 750g 30g 12g 60g 120g 2.25kg 90g 36g 360g 180g 500g 20g 8g 40g 80g 100g 2.5kg 40g 400g 200g 10g 250g 4g 40g 20g 110g 2.75kg 44g 440g 220g Click on each interval line to make the arrow appear. Click in the same place to make it disappear.

  13. Teacher’s Resource: Scales 1.75kg 0g 0g 0g 0g 0g 0g 5g 1kg 40g 50g 0.5kg 250g 100g 10g 80g 2kg 1kg 500g 3kg 120g 1.5kg 15g 150g 750g 160g 2kg 200g 4kg 20g 1kg 1.25kg 250g 25g 2.5kg 5kg 200g 240g 3kg 30g 300g 6kg 1.5kg 350g 280g 35g 7kg 3.5kg 40g 8kg 4kg 320g 400g 2kg 2.25kg 450g 4.5kg 9kg 45g 360g 50g 400g 5kg 10kg 500g 2.5kg 0g 10g 20g 30g 40g 50g 60g 70g 80g 90g 100g Change Scale Add Weight

  14. Choosing Units of Measurement Which unit of measurement would you use to measure these objects? The length of my fingernail The distance to Manchester The length of the classroom The length of a pencil Height of your friend The distance to your holiday destination The height of a building The thickness of a book

  15. Measuring Capacity Capacity is measured in millilitres (ml). There are 1,000ml in a litre. Click on the object to see how many ml everyday objects use. A jug contains 1,000ml (1 litre) A teaspoon of medicine contains 5ml. A ‘pint’ of milk contains 568ml of milk. A soft drink can contains 300ml A family bottle of lemonade contains 2 litres.

  16. Using a Measuring Container 140ml Click on each object to see how much water it contains: 120ml 100ml 80ml 60ml 40ml 20ml 0ml

  17. Teacher’s Resource: Measuring Container 140ml 14ml 700ml 3.5l 350ml Change Scale 600ml 3l 300ml 12ml 120ml 2.5l 100ml 10ml 500ml 250ml Add Water 8ml 80ml 400ml 200ml 2l 1.5l 150ml 6ml 60ml 300ml 200ml 1l 4ml 100ml 40ml 50ml 20ml 2ml 100ml 0.5l 0ml 0ml 0ml 0ml 0ml

  18. Understanding Capacity Remember: 1,000ml = 1L Click on the question mark to find out the missing measurement. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  19. Perimeter 6cm 3cm 6cm + 6cm + 3cm + 3cm = 18cm 3cm 3cm 5cm + 5cm + 3cm + 3cm = 16cm 5cm 5cm Perimeter is how long a shape is around the outside. 6cm 8cm 8cm + 8cm + 2cm + 2cm = 20cm 3cm 2cm 2cm 8cm

  20. Perimeter 12cm 6cm 6cm Perimeter is how long a shape is around the outside. 12cm 12cm + 6cm + 12cm + 6cm = The perimeter is 36cm

  21. A Square A Rectangle 6cm 5cm Can you work out the perimeter of these shapes? The square has a perimeter of 20cm(5cm + 5cm + 5cm + 5cm) 3cm The rectangle has a perimeter of 18cm(3cm + 6cm + 3cm + 6cm) 4cm 4cm The triangle has a perimeter of 12cm(4cm + 4cm + 4cm) 4cm

  22. An Isosceles Triangle A Rhombus A Rectangle 6cm 7cm 40cm 6cm A perimeter of 24cm A perimeter of 18cm 4cm Can you work out the perimeter of these shapes? 24cm 12cm A perimeter of 128cm 5cm 8cm 8cm A perimeter of 40cm (Not all sides are labelled!)

  23. Calculating Area The area is how much space a shape takes up. This shape has an area of 12cm². This shape has an area of 20cm² (There are 20 ‘1cm’ squares inside)

  24. Calculating Area 16cm² 16cm² 24cm² What is the area of each shape? Click on the shapes to reveal each answer. 14cm²

  25. Calculating Area 8cm 4cm 2cm 16cm² 4cm 6cm 16cm² 4cm The quick way of calculating area is to multiply length x width. 24cm² Watch carefully, and you will also notice there is a quick way of calculating area.

  26. Calculating Area 6cm 4cm 2cm 12cm² The quick way of calculating area is to multiply length x width. 5cm 6cm 20cm² 3cm 18cm² Calculate the area of these shapes. Click on each shape to reveal the answer

  27. 4cm 32cm² 9cm 8cm 108cm² 12cm 6cm 24cm² Can you find the area of these shapes?Click each shape to reveal the answer 4cm

  28. 30cm² 14cm² 8cm² 19cm² Can you find the area of these shapes? 12cm²

  29. The area is 80cm² 10cm 50cm² 60cm² 8cm 6cm 10cm 3cm + 9cm² 7cm + 20cm² The area is 59cm² 5cm 10cm Finally can you find the area of these shapes? (Clue: can the shapes be divided up into smaller rectangles?) 4cm 8cm The area is 48cm²(64cm² - 16cm²) 4cm What is the area of the shaded orange part? 8cm

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