This simple worksheet allows students to represent ‘full’, ‘half full’ and ’empty’ by coloring in and decorating the jars. A simple, yet effective worksheet to teach, consolidate or review the concept of capacity.

2023年2月23日 · Show them the empty jar and the filled jar and help them understand the difference between empty and full. Empty and full is an important concept that kids must be aware of. Learning about this concept will prove to be extremely beneficial to your child when they later study this in detail.

This simple worksheet allows students to represent 'full', 'half full' and 'empty' by coloring in and decorating the jars. A simple, yet effective worksheet to teach, consolidate or review the concept of capacity.

Equal amounts of water were poured into two empty jars of different capacities, which made one jar 1/4 full and the other jar 1/3 full. If the water in the jar with the lesser capacity is then poured into the jar with the greater capacity, what fraction of the larger jar will be filled with water?

Free capacity worksheet for foundation & Year 1 students to show what a jar looks like when it is empty, half full and full.

A great craftivity to use when exploring capacity in your classroom. Build students' familiarity with the language of full, nearly full, half full, nearly empty and empty. Students use a craft material e.g. dried pasta, scrunched crepe paper or pom poms to …

This Digital Capacity Worksheet activity allows students to represent full, half full and empty by 'filling' the jars with draggable shapes. A simple, yet effective worksheet to teach, consolidate or review the concept of capacity.

Students can use different manipulatives to fill the jars and count how many each one holds. Fill the jars according to their capacity: use colouring pencils, paint and/or glitter. This simple worksheet allows students to represent 'full', 'half full' and …

Engage your preschooler with this fun and educational activity involving filling jars with contrasting items. Explore the concept of full and empty in a hands-on way.

Students learn to compare and order capacity using the language of full, empty, almost full and almost empty, half full & half empty in this fun Jelly Beans Jar centre! FIll a play tray with some coloured rice, water or sand, pompoms, scoops, and plastic containers for some fun and engaging play-based learning.