Quarters — Equal Parts of a Whole
Converting between different metric units of mass (mg, g, kg) and capacity (ml, l) and solving related problems.
Key Questions
- What does it mean to split something into four equal quarters?
- How is one quarter different from one half?
- Can you show one quarter and three quarters of a shape or a group of objects?
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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