Engage your Key Stage 3 Maths class with this amazing interactive digital lesson on Calculating Capacity and Density. In this high-engagement lesson with differentiated activities, your year 9 Maths class will learn how to:
1. define and differentiate between capacity and density;
2. calculate the capacity of regular and irregular shapes using appropriate formulas or methods;
3. convert between different units of capacity, such as milliliters (ml), liters (l), and cubic centimeters (cm³);
4. understand the concept of density and its relationship to mass and volume;
5. calculate the density of objects or substances using the formula: density = mass/volume;
6. convert between different units of mass and volume, such as grams (g), kilograms (kg), and cubic meters (m³);
7. apply the concept of density to identify and classify materials as denser or less dense;
8. solve practical problems involving capacity and density, such as calculating the amount of liquid in a container or determining the mass of an object given its density and volume; and
9. communicate findings and solutions clearly and effectively, using appropriate units and labels.
Teachers can use the lesson for whole class teaching and as well as at home by learners.
There are lots of drag and drop activities and interactive worksheets including assessment questions as well as instant feedback.
Relevant for homeschool learning due to school closure.
Contains 24 interactive pages
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1. define and differentiate between capacity and density;
2. calculate the capacity of regular and irregular shapes using appropriate formulas or methods;
3. convert between different units of capacity, such as milliliters (ml), liters (l), and cubic centimeters (cm³);
4. understand the concept of density and its relationship to mass and volume;
5. calculate the density of objects or substances using the formula: density = mass/volume;
6. convert between different units of mass and volume, such as grams (g), kilograms (kg), and cubic meters (m³);
7. apply the concept of density to identify and classify materials as denser or less dense;
8. solve practical problems involving capacity and density, such as calculating the amount of liquid in a container or determining the mass of an object given its density and volume; and
9. communicate findings and solutions clearly and effectively, using appropriate units and labels.
Teachers can use the lesson for whole class teaching and as well as at home by learners.
There are lots of drag and drop activities and interactive worksheets including assessment questions as well as instant feedback.
Relevant for homeschool learning due to school closure.
Contains 24 interactive pages
Please leave a review if you find our resources helpful.
If you wish to be kept up to date when we upload new and exciting resources, be sure to follow us.
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