Estimate the volume of liquid.

Look at diagram given. Fill your answer in the space given.



1. The volume of liquid in container A is _________ ml

2. The volume of liquid in container B is ______ ml

3. Fill in the volume of liquid in container B.

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Compare.

Look at the diagram. Compare the volume of liquid in the container.

1. Container _____ contains ____ more liquid than container _____ .

2. Container ____ contains ____ more liquid than container ______ .

Measure the liquids

Read the measurment. Record your answer in the space given.

_____________ ml

__________ ml

_________ ml

_________ ml

___________ l

____________ l

_______________ l

Measure using standard unit: l and ml

1. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest ml: ______ ml

2. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest ml: _______ ml

3. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest ml: _______ ml

4. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest l : _____ l

5. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest l: _______ l

6. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest l: ______ l

7. Write the volume of liquid to the nearest l: _____ l

Comparing

The volume of orange juice is 1 litre less than grape cordial.
The volume of grape cordial is more than orange juice



Which is volume is more?

Measure and compare volume II

1.2 Millilitre (ml)

Pour some colour water into the cylinder.

Look at the volume in the cylinder.

It is 1 millilitre

Pour some more colour water in the cylinder.

Look at the volumer of water now.

It is 5 millilitres.

Measure and compare volume I

1. How to read scales to nearest division.
We want to measure the volume of liquid using unit.
Look at the activity in measuring volume of liquid.
We use colour water in this activity.

1.1 Litre (l)
Pour some water into the beaker.
a) Look at the volume of water in the beaker.

It is 1 litre.

b) Pour some more water into the beaker.
Look at the volume of water in the beaker now.

It is 2 litres

MATHEMATICS: YEAR 3: VOLUME OF LIQUID

The three dimensional concept of volume refers to the measure of the amount of space enclosed within solid. What is being investigated is the amount of space enclosed within the solid shape, leading to measures of volume of cubes, cuboids, cylinders and other three dimensional shape, in units derived from measurement of length, for example cubic centimetres and cubic metres.

The term capacity is used refer to measure of substances that can poured, that is, fluid. Hence the term "Volume Of Liquid" is used to refer to the investigations of amounts of liquids or solid analogies like sand, sugar and like which can poured between containers of different shapes and sizez. Capacity is measured in millilitres (ml) dan litres (l) in the metric system.