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    This document provides information about measuring weight using standard units and appropriate measuring instruments. It discusses beam balances, analogue scales, and digital scales. It provides examples of measuring weights in grams and converting between grams and kilograms. For example, 1000 grams equals 1 kilogram. The document concludes with exercises asking learners to measure weights from images and convert between units.

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    Measuring Weight

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    This document provides information about measuring weight using standard units and appropriate measuring instruments. It discusses beam balances, analogue scales, and digital scales. It provides examples of measuring weights in grams and converting between grams and kilograms. For example, 1000 grams equals 1 kilogram. The document concludes with exercises asking learners to measure weights from images and convert between units.

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    This document provides information about measuring weight using standard units and appropriate measuring instruments. It discusses beam balances, analogue scales, and digital scales. It provides examples of measuring weights in grams and converting between grams and kilograms. For example, 1000 grams equals 1 kilogram. The document concludes with exercises asking learners to measure weights from images and convert between units.

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    This document provides information about measuring weight using standard units and appropriate measuring instruments. It discusses beam balances, analogue scales, and digital scales. It provides examples of measuring weights in grams and converting between grams and kilograms. For example, 1000 grams equals 1 kilogram. The document concludes with exercises asking learners to measure weights from images and convert between units.

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    MEASURING

    WEIGHT
    MATHEMATICS CAMBRIDGE GRADE 2
    SDII AL ABIDIN SURAKARTA
    SUCCESS
    CRITERIA
    I CAN MEASURE WEIGHT
    USING STANDARD UNITS AND
    APPROPRIATE MEASURING
    INSTRUMENT.
    MEASURI grams
    NG
    WEIGHT

    Beam balance Analogue scales Digital scales


    A balance scale is an instrument used to Analogue scales display Digital scales display the
    measure the weight of objects by comparing the weight using a dial weight using digital
    their weights to a set of known weights. and marked scales. digits.
    100 g

    100 g

    How much does the


    mango weigh?

    200 grams
    How much
    does the
    mango weigh? 200 grams

    grams
    200
    grams
    50 g
    100 g
    100 g 100 g

    = 100 g + 100 g + 100 g + 50 g

    = 350 grams
    grams 700 grams
    100 ……
    grams grams

    = 100 + 100 + 100


    = 300 grams
    = 700 grams
    = 700 grams + 300 grams
    =1000 grams
    100 g

    500 g 100 g

    100 g 100 g

    100 g

    1000
    grams

    1000 grams = 1 kilogram


    1 kg 1000 g

    1 kilogram = 1000 grams


    1 kg
    EXERCISES
    1. The weight of these carrots is …
    a. 100 grams
    b. 500 grams
    c. 600 grams
    EXERCISES
    2. The weight of watermelon is …
    a. 300 grams
    b. 350 grams
    c. 400 grams
    EXERCISES
    3. Adam has 1 kilogram eggs. If he put the eggs in
    the scales, which one is the correct picture?
    picture A
    picture B
    EXERCISES
    4. Look at the picture below. Is it TRUE or
    FALSE?
    True
    False
    CONVERT
    kg hg dag g dg cg mg
    1 Kg = ? g Add 0 until the destination

    Put the last digit of number kg hg dag g


    on the unit 1 0 0 0
    2000 g = ? kg
    Remove the 0 until the destination
    2000 g = 2 kg
    kg hg dag g
    Put the last digit on the unit
    2 0 0 0

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