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Volume Match

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Overview:

A worksheet designed for middle and upper years students to match measuring jugs with their corresponding containers based on volume. This helps students develop a deeper understanding of volume, measurement, and estimation.

Learning Objectives:

Read and interpret volume measurements in different containers.
Match containers with their corresponding volumes.
Reinforce estimation and measurement skills through hands-on comparison.

How the Activity Works:

Students are presented with a set of measuring jugs, each containing a specific volume of water. They also have a selection of containers that the water may have come from. By reading the volume in each jug, students will determine which container it was filled from and draw lines to match them up correctly. This activity provides students with the opportunity to practise volume recognition and comparison in a fun, interactive way.

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