Measuring capacity in Litres (L) and Millilitres (ML)

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  1. high class three this week.
  2. We are going to continue with volume and capacity.
  3. On in particular, we are going to be measuring capacity
  4. in litres on milliliters.
  5. So before we begin, let's just have a little recap.
  6. So having a look at the picture can you tell
  7. the person next year what volume?
  8. Maine's. Okay, so volume is the amount of space that
  9. the liquid takes up in the container.
  10. Now we can see that because I've used a planet
  11. from outer space as an AU in volume.
  12. So it's the space that the liquid takes up within
  13. the container.
  14. We've also got capacity on.
  15. Just tell the person next to you walk past remains
  16. good, so capacity is the amount of liquid that the
  17. container can hold.
  18. So before we begin, today I want is just to
  19. recap on the exchange between millilitres and litres.
  20. Now we can see from this measuring drug here that
  21. my measuring dropped jog on.
  22. It's the same one type of the one I've got
  23. here is measured in milliliters.
  24. Now you can see that next to 1000 milliliters I
  25. have put one liter equals because one later is the
  26. same as 1000 milliliters.
  27. Okay, so when we talk about millilitres and litres, 1000
  28. milliliters make a liter.
  29. Okay, So now using that information, if 1000 milliliters is
  30. one later how many milliliters would there be in two.
  31. Laters. Have a think.
  32. Tell your adult when you're ready.
  33. Here is the answer.
  34. So two liters would be 2000 milliliters.
  35. I've increased the amount of leaders I've had by one.
  36. So then I have to increase the amount of milliliters
  37. of that's equivalency by thousands.
  38. Let's think again.
  39. Four liters equals.
  40. And how many Lillian Millilitres have a think?
  41. And you?
  42. Hopefully we'll have.
  43. The answer has 4000 milliliters.
  44. So every time I've increased my liters, I've multiplied.
  45. What? I've increased it by with my milliliters.
  46. So, for example, I had four liters, so I multiplied
  47. 1000 milliliters by four.
  48. And that got me to 4000.
  49. It's just the same.
  50. The same.
  51. 2001 at 1000 at 1001 liter.
  52. Add one leader at one leader at one later.
  53. Okay, And finally, just so we know how many litres
  54. are there in a 1,000,000 litre?
  55. Six liters equals superb 6000 milliliters.
  56. Okay, so what we're going to be doing today is
  57. thinking about capacity on.
  58. We're going to be thinking about different containers on the
  59. capacity that that container has Now, I Hopefully this won't
  60. go roll.
  61. But I have a container here which has a capacity
  62. which has a capacity that I'm not sure off.
  63. It doesn't have any measuring intervals at the side.
  64. So one way I could find out is by transferring
  65. this liquid into my measuring jug.
  66. So hopefully I won't spill any.
  67. Oh, let's have a look.
  68. Okay, so I'm just pointing it.
  69. So I'm trying to find out what the capacity off
  70. this container is.
  71. And now if I have a look and this is
  72. quite tricky for you guys, because it will come up
  73. back to back to front.
  74. This is the only thing we Prezi All the numbers
  75. and things come back back to front.
  76. So please believe me when I tell you what the
  77. measurement is.
  78. Now the measurements is in between 506 100.
  79. So if we go back to the picture off the
  80. measuring jug, I will show you exactly where we are.
  81. Okay? Just there with May.
  82. Here we go.
  83. Fantastic. So the measurement I have got, you can see
  84. it's between 506 100.
  85. There's a little interval in between.
  86. So that step is an interval.
  87. The 100.
  88. So that half way half of 100 must be 50.
  89. So my measurement there, the capacity off this container is
  90. 550 milliliters.
  91. Now, if I had two of these, I would have
  92. 1100 milliliters.
  93. Now, when I'm thinking of 1000 I know that that's
  94. a liter.
  95. So two of these would equal one liter on dhe
  96. 100 milliliters like I'm just going to pour that back
  97. in so we can have a look at another container,
  98. so good.
  99. Say so good.
  100. So far, we haven't made any mess.
  101. OK, I've now got another container this one slightly taller.
  102. Okay, again, we've no measurements on the side, so I
  103. can't see how much these holes that can't tell the
  104. capacity. So I'm going to put it in here, not
  105. spilling any.
  106. I'm doing a really good job.
  107. It doesn't matter.
  108. Find you.
  109. It's OK if I make a steak now.
  110. This time it's directly on 700 Okay.
  111. So I don't have to work anything out.
  112. That this container has a capacity of 700 milliliters.
  113. If I had two of these, how much could I
  114. What would be the capacity of two of these containers?
  115. So 700 ad 700.
  116. I know that seven out seven is 14.
  117. So I know that 707 100 must be 1400.
  118. I added, back on my two zeros.
  119. So 1000 and 400 milliliters.
  120. Now I can remember that 1000 milliliters is one litre.
  121. So two of these would hold one later on 400
  122. milliliters. So I'm measuring, and I'm giving you the answer
  123. in litres a milliliters.
  124. One liter and 400 milliliters.
  125. I'm going to pull that back in.
  126. Okay? And now I have quite a wide bit worried
  127. about this one.
  128. Here we go.
  129. Look. Okay.
  130. I've got to pull this one in, okay?
  131. I might have to do this on the floor, just
  132. in case she would go.
  133. I haven't spill any either.
  134. Proxy. Good.
  135. It that's too good at this.
  136. Okay, so now I'm going to have to get my
  137. jug by measuring jug on this time it's between 607
  138. 100. Look at the intervals.
  139. Have a quick look.
  140. So between 607 100 we worked out that about half
  141. way into the ball was 50.
  142. So it must be 650 milliliters.
  143. Okay, so my question to you now, which you consented
  144. the answer to If I had two of these containers,
  145. how much would I have in litres?
  146. A milliliters.
  147. Okay, so two of these how many?
  148. What would my capacity bay of two of those containers
  149. in liters or milliliters?
  150. Remember, one is 650.
  151. I've also included some extra questions for you, so you
  152. can gain experience of measuring in millilitres and litres on.
  153. Then there's a very interesting experiment at the ends.
  154. Kind of like what I've just done.
  155. Where I've got lots of containers on.
  156. I've measured the capacity of those containers.
  157. Now, I want you to tell May if you have
  158. until container.
  159. Yeah, does it?
  160. Does it hold more?
  161. Is across two more.
  162. And if you have a short to contain up, so
  163. do not have experiment, have lots of fun with this
  164. guy's and really get to grips with millilitres and litres.
  165. Okay. Have fun.
  166. Speak to sue on better going tidy up.
  167. Take care.