Measure: Weight
Unit Title: Measure: Weight
Unit Level: Entry 3
NOCN Unit Code:
Unit Credit Value: 1
URN: D/503/3378
GLH: 10
Group C
Learning Outcome
1. Be able to measure weight
2. Be able to order weights
3. 3. Be able to estimate weight
Assessment Criteria
Written Question and Answer
Oral Question and Answer
Practical Demonstration
Sign
1.1. Read and record weights in decimal notation using metric measurements
1.2. Read a weighing scale to labelled divisions.
1.3. Read a weighing scale to unlabelled divisions.
1.4. Select metric units of weight for everyday items.
2.1. Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
3.1 Estimate the weight of everyday items in decimal notation using metric measurements.
3.2. Compare estimated and actual weights in decimal notation using metric measurements.
Prescribed Assessment:
Optional Assessment
Page 1
Oral Question and Answer
Written question & answer/test/exam
Group discussion
Date
Measure: Weight
Learners Name
Item Weighed
Page 2
Weight (kg, g)
Measure: Weight
Maximum Weight
Labelled Division
Unlabelled Division
Minimum Weight
Page 3
Measure: Weight
Page 4
Measure: Weight
Select metric units of weight for everyday items
Item to be weighed
Unit Selected
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
1 GRAM = 1000 MILLIGRAM
Page 5
1 KILOGRAM = 1000 GRAM
1 METRIC TONNE = 1000 KILOGRAM
Measure: Weight
Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
Sort into ascending order
1.2kg
2.1kg
1.8kg
1.75kg
Sort into ascending order
150g
0.25kg
2.4kg
300g
Sort into ascending order
900g
0.95kg
850g
0.7kg
Page 6
Sort into ascending order
250g
0.32kg
375g
125g
Sort into ascending order
1.15kg
2.1kg
1.6kg
0.95kg
Sort into ascending order
1.6kg
250g
400g
0.95kg
Measure: Weight
Assessors Name
Signed
Date
Page 7
Measure: Weight
Unit Title: Measure: Weight
Unit Level: Entry 3
NOCN Unit Code:
Unit Credit Value: 1
URN: D/503/3378
GLH: 10
Group C
Learning Outcome
1. Be able to measure weight
2. Be able to order weights
3. 3. Be able to estimate weight
Assessment Criteria
Written Question and Answer
Oral Question and Answer
Practical Demonstration
Sign
1.1. Read and record weights in decimal notation using metric measurements
1.2. Read a weighing scale to labelled divisions.
1.3. Read a weighing scale to unlabelled divisions.
1.4. Select metric units of weight for everyday items.
2.1. Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
3.1 Estimate the weight of everyday items in decimal notation using metric measurements.
3.2. Compare estimated and actual weights in decimal notation using metric measurements.
Prescribed Assessment:
Optional Assessment
Page 1
Oral Question and Answer
Written question & answer/test/exam
Group discussion
Date
Measure: Weight
Learners Name
Item Weighed
Page 2
Weight (kg, g)
Measure: Weight
Maximum Weight
Labelled Division
Unlabelled Division
Minimum Weight
Page 3
Measure: Weight
Page 4
Measure: Weight
Select metric units of weight for everyday items
Item to be weighed
Unit Selected
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
1 GRAM = 1000 MILLIGRAM
Page 5
1 KILOGRAM = 1000 GRAM
1 METRIC TONNE = 1000 KILOGRAM
Measure: Weight
Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
Sort into ascending order
1.2kg
2.1kg
1.8kg
1.75kg
Sort into ascending order
150g
0.25kg
2.4kg
300g
Sort into ascending order
900g
0.95kg
850g
0.7kg
Page 6
Sort into ascending order
250g
0.32kg
375g
125g
Sort into ascending order
1.15kg
2.1kg
1.6kg
0.95kg
Sort into ascending order
1.6kg
250g
400g
0.95kg
Measure: Weight
Assessors Name
Signed
Date
Page 7
Measure: Weight
Unit Title: Measure: Weight
Unit Level: Entry 3
NOCN Unit Code:
Unit Credit Value: 1
URN: D/503/3378
GLH: 10
Group C
Learning Outcome
1. Be able to measure weight
2. Be able to order weights
3. 3. Be able to estimate weight
Assessment Criteria
Written Question and Answer
Oral Question and Answer
Practical Demonstration
Sign
1.1. Read and record weights in decimal notation using metric measurements
1.2. Read a weighing scale to labelled divisions.
1.3. Read a weighing scale to unlabelled divisions.
1.4. Select metric units of weight for everyday items.
2.1. Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
3.1 Estimate the weight of everyday items in decimal notation using metric measurements.
3.2. Compare estimated and actual weights in decimal notation using metric measurements.
Prescribed Assessment:
Optional Assessment
Page 1
Oral Question and Answer
Written question & answer/test/exam
Group discussion
Date
Measure: Weight
Learners Name
Item Weighed
Page 2
Weight (kg, g)
Measure: Weight
Maximum Weight
Labelled Division
Unlabelled Division
Minimum Weight
Page 3
Measure: Weight
Page 4
Measure: Weight
Select metric units of weight for everyday items
Item to be weighed
Unit Selected
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
MILLIGRAM / GRAM / KG / METRIC TONNE
1 GRAM = 1000 MILLIGRAM
Page 5
1 KILOGRAM = 1000 GRAM
1 METRIC TONNE = 1000 KILOGRAM
Measure: Weight
Order weights in decimal notation with up to 2 decimal place
Sort into ascending order
1.2kg
2.1kg
1.8kg
1.75kg
Sort into ascending order
150g
0.25kg
2.4kg
300g
Sort into ascending order
900g
0.95kg
850g
0.7kg
Page 6
Sort into ascending order
250g
0.32kg
375g
125g
Sort into ascending order
1.15kg
2.1kg
1.6kg
0.95kg
Sort into ascending order
1.6kg
250g
400g
0.95kg
Measure: Weight
Assessors Name
Signed
Date
Page 7