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Volume

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Counting Volume cubes

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Volume of a cuboid

Liquid Volume Scales

Weight and Scales

Using Weights



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Starter Questions

S4



1. Find 20% of 650

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2. Round to 1 decimal place

(a) 172.66 (b) 2.78





3. I got paid £364 for 7 days work.

What is my daily rate of pay.





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Volumes by Counting Cubes

S4





Learning Intention Success Criteria

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1. To understand the 1. To know what volume

term volume in terms of means.

counting cubes.

2. Work out volumes using

3

1cm cubes.



3. Answer to contain

appropriate units.









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Volume & Weight

S4



Volume is the amount of space a 3D - shape takes up

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A dice

1cm2

Grain of salt 4 Wheelie bins

1mm2 1m2

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Volume & Weight

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Weight is measured in grams, Kilograms and Tonnes

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A cubic centimetre of water weights exactly 1g



A litre of water weights exactly 1 kg



A cubic metre of water weighs exactly 1 Tonne





1g 1kg 1Tonne

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Volume & Weight

S4



What unit of volume should you use to measure

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(a) Packet of cereal cm3



(b) A diamond mm3



(c) A warehouse m3



(d) A raindrop mm3



(e) The water in a swimming pool m3

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Volume & Weight

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What unit of weight should you use to measure

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(a) A person kg



(b) A yacht Tonnes



(c) A cup of water g



(d) A load of timber Tonnes



(e) A feather g

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Volumes by Counting Cubes

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Volume is the amount of space a 3D - shape takes up

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1cm



1cm



One Unit of Volume is the “CUBIC CENTIMETRE”





= 1 centimetre cube = 1 cm³

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Volumes by Counting Cubes

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This shape is made up of 1 centimetre cubes placed

next to each other. What is its volume in cm³

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1cm





1cm 1cm



= 3 centimetre cubes = 3 cm³

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Volumes by Counting Cubes

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What is its volume in cm³ of these shapes.

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3

5 cm



3 3

5 cm 6 cm





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Volumes by Counting Cubes

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One unit of Volume is the “CUBIC CENTIMETRE”

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3cm







4cm

Volume = 24 centimetre cube

= 24 cm³

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Volumes by Counting Cubes

S4

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Now try Ex 2.1

Ch4 (page 57)







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Starter Questions

S4



1. Find 25% of 640

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2. Round to 1 decimal place

(a) 163.82 (b) 72.38





3. I got paid £54 for 9 hours work.

What is my hourly rate of pay.





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Volume of a cuboid

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Learning Intention Success Criteria

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1. To understand how to 1. To know the formula.

calculate the volume

of cuboid.

2. Use formula correctly.





3. Show working and

appropriate units.









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Volume of a cuboid

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18 cubes fit

4cm the base.



3cm

6cm



= 1 centimetre cube = 1 cm³

4 layers of 18 cubes

= 4 x 18 = 72 centimetre cubes = 72 cm³

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A short cut !

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height 4cm





Area of

rectangle

3cm breadth

6cm

length



Volume = 6 x 3 x 4 = 72 cm³

Volume = length x breadth x height

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Example 1

Working

Volume = l x b x h

V = 18 x 5 x 27

27cm V = 2430 cm³

Heilander’s

Porridge Oats

18 cm







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Example 2

Working

S4

Volume = l x b x h

V=2x2x2

V = 8 cm³





2cm







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Volume of a cuboid

S4

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Now try Ex 3.1 & 3.2

Ch4 (page 58)







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Starter Questions

S4

1. Find 50% of 95

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2. find the time difference between

08.30 and 16.39





3. What is the better deal

3 bars of soap for 99p

or 4 bars of £1.40



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Liquid Volume

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Learning Intention Success Criteria

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1. To understand the 1. To know the term liquid

term liquid volume using volume.

millilitres and litres.

2. Work out volumes using ml

and litres.



3. Answer to contain

appropriate units.









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Liquid Volume

S4



A cube with volume 1cm³

holds exact 1 millilitre of liquid.

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A volume of 1000 ml = 1 litre.



Liquids are measured in ml and litres

These jugs have different scales.

How do we work out how much liquid

in a jug?

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Liquid Volume

S4



How much liquid in the jug ?

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Count the number of small divisions

Litres 2

=

1litre 5 1000ml



1 Each division is worth

1 litre ÷ 5 =

0 1000ml ÷ 5 = 200ml

200ml x 4 = 800ml

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Liquid Volume

S4



How much liquid in the jug ?

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Count the number of small divisions

Litres 2

=

1litre 5 1000ml



1 Each division is worth

1 litre ÷ 5 =

0 1000ml ÷ 5 = 200ml

200ml x 7 = 1400ml or 1.4 litres

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Liquid Volume

S4



How much liquid in the jug ?

( Careful different scale)

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Count the number of small divisions

Litres 2

=

1litre 4 1000ml



1 Each division is worth

1 litre ÷ 4 =

0 1000ml ÷ 4 = 250ml

250ml x 7 = 1750ml or 1.75 litres

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Liquid Volume

S4

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Now try Ex 4.1

Ch4 (page 61)









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S4

Starter Questions



Q1. Convert to 24hr clock 8.15am 10.02pm

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Q2. Round to 1 decimal place 103.525



Q3. How many minutes in 6 hours



Q4. Find the time difference between

5.12am and 2.34pm





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Weight & Scales

S4





Learning Intention Success Criteria

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1. To explain how to read 1. To be able to read scales.

scales for weighs and how

to convert from grams to

kilograms and vice versa. 2. Be able to convert from

grams to kilograms and

vice versa.









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Weight & Scales

S4



Calculate the weight each arrow is pointing at?

120g

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Count the number of small divisions

0

100g

5

200g

Each division is worth

300g

280g 100 ÷ 5 = 20g

500g 400g





540g

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Weight & Scales

S4



Calculate the weight each arrow is pointing at?

80g

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Count the number of small divisions

0

200g

5

400g

Each division is worth

600g

200 ÷ 5 = 40g

1kg 800g

720g

1kg 20g

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Weight & Scales

S4



Calculate the weight each arrow is pointing at?

80g

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Count the number of small divisions

0

200g

5

400g

Each division is worth

600g

200 ÷ 5 = 40g

1kg 800g

720g

1kg 20g

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Weight & Scales

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Kilograms x 1000 grams

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2kg 2 x 1000 2000g

1.5kg 1.5 x 1000 1500g



grams ÷ 1000 Kilograms



3000g 3000 ÷ 1000 3kg

1500g 1500 ÷ 1000 1.5kg

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Weight & Scales

S4

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Now try Ex 5.1 & 6.1

Ch4 (page 63)









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Level E

Starter Questions



1. Find the missing angle

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2. 3 cans of juice cost £2.40. 40o

How much for 2 cans.



3. 78  10





4. Find 2 numbers that add to 20

and divide to give 1.

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Weight & Scales

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Learning Intention Success Criteria

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1. To solve problems involving 1. To be able to convert

weight and proportion. between grams and kilograms.





2. Use proportion to solve

weight problems.









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Weight & Scales

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You need to remember the following.

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1000g = 1kg



1000kg = 1 tonne





Example : Change 1.7kg to grams

1.7 x 1000 = 1700g

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Weight & Scales

S4



You need to remember the following.

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1000g = 1kg



1000kg = 1 tonne





Example : Change 3200kg to tonnes

3200 ÷ 1000 = 3.2 tonnes

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Weight & Scales

S4



You need to remember the following.

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1000g = 1kg



1000kg = 1 tonne





Example : Change 4.5kg to kg and grams

4 kg 500g

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Using Weight

S4



4 packets of crisps weigh 100g

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(a) What is the weight of 1 packet.



(b) What is the weight of 6 packets.



Answer : (a) 4pkts  100g



1 pkt  100 ÷ 4 = 25g



Answer : (b) 6 pkts  25 x 6 = 150g

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Using Weight

S4



6 teacakes weigh 120g

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(a) What is the weight of 1 teacake.



(b) What is the weight of 10 teacakes.



Answer : (a) 6pkts  120g



1 pkt  120 ÷ 6 = 20g



Answer : (b) 10 pkts  20 x 10 = 200g

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Weight & Scales

S4

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Now try Ex 7.1 & 7.2

Ch4 (page 65)









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