Capacity Games and Resource Pack KS1 (teacher made).
Measure and begin to record capacity and volume Our resources are fantastic tools to help teach measuring and recording volume and capacity with your Year 1 class. Our engaging activities, worksheets and PowerPoint presentations are the perfect way to support teaching about units of measurement, measuring equipment and capacity with Year 1 students.
Homework. Measuring capacity. Get an adult to help you with this. Find a cup, a jug, an empty jar and a small saucepan. Stand at the sink to do this exercise. Fill the saucepan with cold water. Get the cup. How many times do you think you can fill the cup with the water from the saucepan? Estimate first.
Help your child with their studies with Home Learning. White Rose Maths has prepared a series of Maths lessons online for Year 1, FREE videos and worksheets.. Lesson 1 - Compare capacity. Get the Activity. Lesson 1 - Y1 Spring Block 4 WO6 Compare capacity 2019.
Free Year-1 worksheet printables. Educational resources developed by teachers for parents and teachers. Covering 8 subjects and dozens of topics.. then from dot number 2 to dot number 3, 3 to 4, and so on. This will help a child's counting and is fun to complete too! Once they have connected the dots they can colour the picture.
Use this pack of games, activities and PowerPoints to teach capacity in KS1. This useful pack contains measuring capacity activities, and a mixture of posters, banners and challenge cards that are perfect for a maths working wall or interactive display. This fantastic and engaging range of capacity activities and PowerPoints for KS1 are the.
Measuring capacity in KS1 and KS2. Children start learning about capacity in Key Stage 1, where they might be asked to work out how many cupfuls of water will fit in an empty jug. In Year 2 they will start to talk about millilitres and litres and would be shown what a litre of water looks like. They also learn that a litre of water can look different depending on the container it is put in.
Here we have the first in a set of two teacher-made lesson packs on measuring and recording capacity. This lesson teaches children to measure capacity using non-standard units. It includes a comprehensive lesson plan, an interactive PowerPoint presentation and a carousel of activities.Your pupils will love the measuring capacity animations included in the PowerPoint. Perfect for establishing.
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Money Consolidation Year 1 Summer Block 5 Reasoning and Problem Solving. This Money Consolidation Year 1 resource will help your pupils consolidate their understanding of Summer Block 5: Money. It has been designed with a level of questions for Age Related Expectations for Year 1. This resource is themed around sorting money in a bank.
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More Than or Less Than Maths Worksheets for Year 1 (age 5-6) Part of the process of ordering is to be able to say what is one more than, or one less than, any given number up to 20. As children begin to appreciate place value they will then progress to finding ten more, or ten less, than 2-digit numbers.
Published by BEAM this resource contains 21 activity cards on volume and capacity, which allow children to develop their mathematical skill by actively estimating, measuring and comparing capacity and volume. Developed by teachers, the cards help find a way of teaching which fits with the way children learn mathematics whilst linking to the national curriculum.
There are 51 NRICH Mathematical resources connected to Volume and capacity, you may find related items under Measuring and calculating with units. What do you think is going to happen in this video clip? A colourful cube is made from little red and yellow cubes. But can you work out how many of each? You'll need a collection of cups for this.
