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Grade 3 Mathematics — Term 3, Week 4

5 day-plan(s) · WeLearn JA MATH T3 G3

Day 1: Comparing Capacity

Grade 3 Mathematics · Term 3, Week 4 · 60 min
ObjectivesCompare how much containers hold.
MaterialsAssorted containers, water or rice
Key vocabularycapacity, holds, more, less
Engage (starter)"Which cup holds more - guess, then pour."
Develop (main)Interactive: estimate then pour to compare capacities; order containers from least to most.
Plenary (close)Share a surprising result.
AssessmentCorrect comparisons.
Teacher notesPour carefully; use a tray.

Day 2: The Litre

Grade 3 Mathematics · Term 3, Week 4 · 60 min
ObjectivesRecognise and use the litre.
Materials1-litre bottle, containers
Key vocabularylitre, unit, capacity
Engage (starter)"Meet the litre!"
Develop (main)Interactive: use a 1-litre bottle to find containers that hold more than, less than, or about a litre.
Plenary (close)Name something that holds about a litre.
AssessmentReasonable estimates.
Teacher notesBuild a sense of a litre.

Day 3: The Millilitre

Grade 3 Mathematics · Term 3, Week 4 · 60 min
ObjectivesRecognise and use the millilitre.
MaterialsMeasuring cups, syringes/spoons
Key vocabularymillilitre, small, measure
Engage (starter)"Tiny amounts need a tiny unit."
Develop (main)Interactive: measure small amounts in millilitres using cups and spoons; record.
Plenary (close)Which unit for a spoon of medicine?
AssessmentCorrect unit choice.
Teacher notesml for small amounts.

Day 4: 1000 ml = 1 litre

Grade 3 Mathematics · Term 3, Week 4 · 60 min
ObjectivesRelate millilitres and litres.
MaterialsMeasuring cup, 1-litre bottle
Key vocabularyconvert, equivalent
Engage (starter)"How many millilitres fill a litre?"
Develop (main)Interactive: pour measured millilitres to fill a litre; simple conversions; compare capacities.
Plenary (close)How many ml in 2 litres?
AssessmentCorrect relation.
Teacher notesFoundation for conversion.

Day 5: Capacity Word Problems and Review

Grade 3 Mathematics · Term 3, Week 4 · 60 min
ObjectivesSolve problems involving capacity.
MaterialsWhiteboards
Key vocabularytotal, difference, capacity
Engage (starter)"Two jugs: 3 litres and 2 litres together?"
Develop (main)Interactive: solve add and subtract capacity problems; keep the units.
Plenary (close)Share your equation.
AssessmentCorrect answers.
Teacher notesTreat units like numbers.