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    Week 1 Lesson 3 Reading Scales

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    The document provides examples of reading different measurement scales including scales for length, mass, capacity, temperature and time. It includes scales that are partially numbered as well as examples of recording measurements accurately from scales. There are also examples of interpreting mixed units and adding quantities to determine totals. The document emphasizes the importance of being able to interpret intervals on partially numbered scales and recording readings accurately from various measurement scales.

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    The document provides examples of reading different measurement scales including scales for length, mass, capacity, temperature and time. It includes scales that are partially numbered as well as examples of recording measurements accurately from scales. There are also examples of interpreting mixed units and adding quantities to determine totals. The document emphasizes the importance of being able to interpret intervals on partially numbered scales and recording readings accurately from various measurement scales.

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    Week 1 Lesson 3 Reading Scales

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    The document provides examples of reading different measurement scales including scales for length, mass, capacity, temperature and time. It includes scales that are partially numbered as well as examples of recording measurements accurately from scales. There are also examples of interpreting mixed units and adding quantities to determine totals. The document emphasizes the importance of being able to interpret intervals on partially numbered scales and recording readings accurately from various measurement scales.

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    READING

    SCALES
    Rulers are used to
    measure length
    Weighing Scales
    are used to
    measure mass
    Measuring
    Cylinders and
    Beakers are used
    to measure
    capacity
    Stop watches are
    used to measure
    time
    Thermometers are
    used to measure
    temperature
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ?
    10 15 20 25 30 40 45 50 53 60 64
    37
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ?
    45 50 55 60 65 75 80 85 88 95 99
    72
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
    0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ?
    1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 4.5 5 5.8
    6 6.4
    3.7
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ?
    27 27.5 28 28.5 29 30 30.7 31 32 32.4
    31.8
    29.3
    I can interpret intervals on
    partially numbered scales and
    record readings accurately .
    Read the following scales

    100g 900g

    ? 200g 800g ?
    300g
    ? 550g
    600g
    700g
    400g
    ?
    ?
    ?
    ? ?
    ?
    Read the following scales

    ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
    0.3cm 1.5cm 3.3cm 5.5cm 6.8cm 7.9cm 9.1cm

    cms
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mass = 260g
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mark 520g
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mark 400g
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mark 960g
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mark 1000g
    0 100
    1100

    grams
    200
    1KG

    300
    900

    400
    800

    500
    700
    600

    Mark 180g
    Mark 5kg
    Mark 2.5kg
    Mark 1.5kg
    Mark 3.0kg
    Mark 0.5kg
    a)Write the water level in the first two containers

    b)If all the water in the first two containers is poured into
    the third empty container, what will be the water in the
    third container ?
    Draw the water level in the third container.
    300ml 450ml 300+450
    =750ml
    Mass = 1700g
    Mark 575g
    Mona has two cartons of juice. Each carton
    Contains 225ml. She empties them both into this jug.
    Draw an arrow to show the level of the mixture in the jug

    225 x 2
    = 450ml
    Time
    OPEN YOUR
    WORKBOOK
    PAGES: 194,195
    200-203
    HOMEWORK
    WORKBOOK
    PAGES: 208,209

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