Learn where we can use measurement and what we can measure?You'll need a pencil and some paper.
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Year 1
Measurable attributes
Numeracy lesson 31 for year 1 (Series 1)
Language of length
Numeracy lesson 32 for year 1 (Series 1)
Know and use words to describe different attributes of length. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Uniform informal units to measure length
Numeracy lesson 33 for year 1 (Series 1)
Accurately use informal measuring tools. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Estimating before measuring – working out the total
Numeracy lesson 34 for year 1 (Series 1)
Practise estimating and measuring the length of objects. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Applying knowledge of measurement – length
Numeracy lesson 35 for year 1 (Series 1)
Learn to apply our knowledge of measuring length to solve a problem. You'll need a pencil, some paper and objects for counting.
Language of capacity
Numeracy lesson 36 for year 1 (Series 1)
Learn to use words to describe different attributes of capacity. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Uniform informal units to measure capacity
Numeracy lesson 37 for year 1 (Series 1)
Learn to accurately use informal measuring tools. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Estimating then measuring capacity
Numeracy lesson 38 for year 1 (Series 1)
Practise estimating and measuring the capacity of objects. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Comparing capacity of different containers
Numeracy lesson 39 for year 1 (Series 1)
Learn to explore and compare the capacity of different types of containers. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
Applying knowledge of capacity
Numeracy lesson 40 for year 1 (Series 1)
Learn to explore the need for accurate measuring tools. You'll need a pencil and some paper.
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