Full and Empty
Full, half full and empty; more and less; how many cups; and measuring jugs read in l, ml or cl.
Capacity and volume from the first words to reading a scale. Colour glasses and jars to match full, half full or empty, circle the full one or the one with the most, count how many cups a jug fills, read measuring jugs in litres, millilitres or centilitres (every mark numbered, or only some), colour a jug to an amount, or number bottles and cartons from least to most by their labels. The litre is written l or L as schools in the book's language write it.
- Age
- ages 3–12
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- measurementcomparingreading scales
What you can change
What the child does
Colour to the word, Circle the full one, Most and least, How many cups?, Read the jug, Colour to the line…
Units
l, ml, cl, l and ml
Numbers on the scale
Every mark, Some marks
Litre written as
As in the book's language, l, ml, L, mL
How many
2–8
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 7 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
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