Year 4
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will investigate the relationship between centimetres and metres. We will convert between both types of measurement and learn about fractional representations of metres as centremetres.
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6 Questions
Q1.
The length of a new pencil is likely to be
50 mm
7 cm
Q2.
The height of a classroom door is most likely to be
150 cm
200 mm
Q3.
Which is the longest length?
12 cm
9 cm
Q4.
Which is the shortest length?
13 mm
2 cm
Q5.
How would you write 4 cm and 3 mm?
34 cm
43 cm
Q6.
Imagine a square - the length of a side is 5 cm. Imagine an equilateral triangle - the length of a side is 6 cm. Which has the longest perimeter?
The triangle
5 Questions
Q1.
Which is the longest length?
140 cm
9 cm
Q2.
Which is the shortest length?
13 cm
2 m
Q3.
How would you write 4 m and 3 cm?
34 m
43 cm
Q4.
How would you write 7.2 m?
7 m and 2 cm
72 cm
Q5.
How would you write 513 cm?
51.3 m
513 m