Measuring Capacity with Standard Units
Introducing the concept of liters and milliliters and using measuring jugs to quantify liquid capacity.
Key Questions
- Explain why a small bottle might hold more liquid than a wide, shallow dish.
- Differentiate between when to use liters and when to use milliliters.
- Construct a plan to measure the total amount of water in several different containers.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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