Full Nearly full Three quarters full. Half full Quarter full Nearly empty. Empty

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1 Teaching notes Capacity year one Water play is an important area of the curriculum so provide children with as many opportunities as possible to explore measuring water without standard measures, for example, ordering containers by how much water they hold, how many of one container it takes to fill up another, or how many spoonfuls to fill up a yogurt pot. Children can use the following word cards (which can be laminated) to describe how full the containers are: Full Nearly full Three quarters full Half full Quarter full Nearly empty Empty The following worksheets help children to read, record and use the language of capacity. 1. How full is the jug? I can compare and describe capacity and volume using full, empty, half full, quarter, three quarters, nearly full, nearly empty. 2. More or less? I can compare and describe capacity and volume using more than and less than. 3. Show the water 1 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume. 4. Show the water 2 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps of up to ). 5. Show the water 3 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps of up to ). 6. Show the water 4 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps of up to 1l). 7. Show the water 5 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps of up to 1l). 8. How much water is there? 1 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps up to ). 9. How much water is there? 2 I can measure and begin recording capacity and volume (in steps up to 1l). 10. Blank measuring jugs 1 and 2 A blank measuring jug which can be laminated and reused as a starter activity to read measures, compare jugs and to fill up jugs up to the same amount. Measures to and 1l, respectively Page 1 of 14

2 Name:... Date:... How full is the jug? Cut out the following words and use them to describe how full the jug is. Full Nearly full Three quarters full Half full Quarter full Nearly empty Empty _ Page 2 of 14

3 More or less? Use the words more or less to make each picture correct. Example: is more than is than is _ than is _ than is _ than is _ than is _ than Page 3 of 14

4 Show the water 1 Draw and colour in the amount of water needed for each jug. Half full Empty Full Full Nearly empty Three quarters full Quarter full Page 4 of 14

5 Show the water 2 Colour in the amount of water needed for each jug Page 5 of 14

6 Show the water 3 Colour in the amount of water needed for each jug. 25ml 75ml Page 6 of 14

7 Show the water 4 Colour in the amount of water needed for each jug Page 7 of 14

8 Show the water 5 Colour in the amount of water needed for each jug. 1000ml (1l) Page 8 of 14

9 How much water is there? 1 How much water is there in each of the measuring jugs? Write the amount next to each jug Page 9 of 14

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11 How much water is there? 1 How much water is there in each of the measuring jugs? Write the amount next to each jug Page 11 of 14

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13 Blank measuring jug Page 13 of 14

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