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|topic= states of matter | |topic= states of matter | ||
|subject= science | |subject= science | ||
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|age= Primary | |age= Primary | ||
|content= This activity is intended to help young children understand | |content= This activity is intended to help young children understand the concept of the capacity of a container being something that can be measured and compared. It is intended that they develop a very practical understanding of this principle as preparation for investigating measuring capacity in both non-standard and standard units. | ||
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|image=Abstract people.png|157x240px | |image=Abstract people.png|157x240px | ||
|Learning Objectives= | |Learning Objectives= | ||
* To understand that | * To understand that capacity is the amount that a container can hold | ||
* To | * To create a method of comparing capacities | ||
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|resources= Download the document here [[file: | |resources= Download the document here [[file:Smoothie Capacity Challenge.doc]], or view it on the wiki [[Smoothie Capacity Challenge/Lesson Document]] | ||
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[[Category:Primary]] [[Category: | [[Category:Primary]] [[Category: Maths]] | ||