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Activity 1 : Measure and Compare Volumes of Liquid by Direct Comparison and by Using Uniform Non-Standard Units for High Achiever
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Class : Year 2 Amanah
Topic : 6. Volume of Liquid
Learning Area : 6.2 Measuring and Comparing Volumes of Liquid
Learning Objectives :
6.2.1 Measure and Compare Volumes of Liquid by Direct Comparison and using Non-Standard Units
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of lesson, pupils can measure and compare the volume of liquid by doing direct comparison using non-standard units properly.
Teaching aids:
Containers of various shapes and sizes, bottles, glasses, balloons, paints, hangger.
Learning Activities : Set Induction
~ Teacher shows pupils a video about a child guessing which container holds more water.
http://leen-mathematiclovers.blogspot.com/2010/10/volume-of-liquid-preoperational-lack-of.html
~ Teacher and pupils discuss and asking questions about the video.
~ Teacher shows to the class the same situation like in the video and ask pupils to guess which container holds more water.
~ Teacher shows the power point slide and ask pupils to sit in a group of six.
~ Teacher and pupils discuss and asking questions about the video.
~ Teacher shows to the class the same situation like in the video and ask pupils to guess which container holds more water.
~ Teacher shows the power point slide and ask pupils to sit in a group of six.
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~ By following the instruction from the power point, pupils mixing water with colours
~ Pupils fills color of water in water bottles, plastic bags and balloons then tied with string or rubber band for easy hanging.
~ Teacher hangs on the hanger at the retort stand to suit the height of students.
~ Teacher ask the pupils to hangs the balloons that fills with colour water.
~ Pupils are given worksheet to do the exercise.
~ For enrichments the pupils in group, do the Activity 2 and 3 using the bottles from the power point slides.
~ Students will also be guided to make an estimate as half full, full and empty.
~ Closure : Cleaning the class
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