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Lesson 10: Let’s explore capacity/volume

Students will read measuring cylinders and explore capacity/volume. They will convert between milliliters and liters using division and multiplication.

Lesson 1: Let’s identify different types of measurement

Students will explore different units of measurement and identify types of measurements in real-life situations.

Lesson 5: Let’s calculate the area of compound shapes

Students will explore the formula for finding the area of rectangles and apply it to creating dance floors with specific areas.

Lesson 4: Let’s calculate perimeter of compound shapes

Students will use their knowledge of the formula for finding the perimeter of 2D shapes to calculate the perimeter of compound shapes. They will use their knowledge to find the perimeter of insect enclosures.

Lesson 3: Let’s convert between mm, cm, m & km

Students will convert between millimetres, centimetres, meters and kilometres. They will find the size of interesting animals with different units of measurement.

Lesson 2: Let’s convert US units of measurement

Students will explore and identify common uses for each unit of measurement. They will convert US standard units of measurement whilst playing the Conversion Challenge game.

Lesson 13: Let’s show what we know!

This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from this US measurement unit.

Lesson 12: Let’s calculate and use volume

This lesson involves building a cuboid robot and calculating its total volume.

Lesson 11: Let’s explore volume

Students will investigate how to find the volume of cuboids using blocks and calculations.

Lesson 10: Let’s problem-solve using metric measurement

Students will use their measurement knowledge to solve a range of problem-solving puzzles.

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Awesomenicity helps primary learners build confidence, deepen understanding and overcome math anxiety through thoughtful, discussion-rich math lessons.

With carefully designed starters, lessons and playful practice, teachers can support intervention, whole-class learning and stretch for confident learners. Activities are aligned to the British, Australian and Common Core curriculums for Grades 2–5 (Years 3-6).

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