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Comparing Capacity

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Overview:

A worksheet designed for early years students, where they compare the capacity of two objects and circle the one with the greatest capacity.

Learning Objectives:

Compare the capacity of two objects.
Identify the object with the greatest capacity in a pair.
Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills in relation to volume.

How the Activity Works:

Students are presented with pairs of objects or containers, such as a cup and a jug, and asked to circle the one with the greatest capacity. They will make their decision based on the size and volume of the objects. This activity reinforces their ability to visually estimate capacity and helps them understand the concept of more or less volume in a simple and engaging way.

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