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Convert Grams & Kilograms

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Overview:

Students convert between grams and kilograms to complete a series of questions. This activity strengthens their understanding of the relationship between the two units of weight. Designed for middle and upper primary students.

Learning Objectives:

Convert between grams and kilograms.
Complete weight conversion questions accurately.
Develop a solid understanding of metric units and their relationships.

How the Activity Works:

Students are given a series of conversion questions where they are required to convert between grams and kilograms. For example, they will convert 2kg to grams (2000g), or 0.9kg to grams (900g). Additionally, they will convert 3000g to kilograms (3kg), and other similar conversions. This activity helps students practise metric unit conversions and reinforces their understanding of weight measurements.

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