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Enterprise Skills
LESSON OBJECTIVES
Always aim
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We are learning to:
- Enhance our Mathematical learning skills.
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- Accurately convert between imperial units. (Level 5)
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EXAMPLE
DITDIONA can be rearranged to make ADDITION
TASK
Work out the following Mathematical anagrams:
SAYDR
Yards
EUSONC
Ounces
LALGONS
Gallons
EXTENSION
Develop your own Mathematical anagrams as above as a
creative entrepreneur.
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EXTENSION
1)Sketch the following shapes:
(a) Sphere
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1)Work out the area of the
(b) Triangular
prism
shape below:
3m
2)Name the solid which has this net:
Tetrahedron
A
6m
10m
B
4m
12m
3)
Faces = 6
Edges = 12
Vertices = 8
4)
4cm
5cm
6cm
Find the area
Area of rectangle A = length x width
Area of rectangle A = 6 x 3
Area of rectangle A = 18m2
Area of rectangle B = length x width
Area of rectangle B = 12 x 4
Area of rectangle B = 48m2
Area of compound shape = 48 + 18
2
2 Area of compound shape = 66m
= 25cm
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INTRODUCTION
Fill in the missing letters to spell the names of different imperial units.
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MIL
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Shops and pubs can now keep to imperial measures after
Eurocrats were forced to accept that the British would
never “go the extra kilometre” or “pop out for a quick litre”.
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EXAMPLES
What might we buy in here?
6 inch sub
What is this in feet?
÷2
1 foot = 12 inches
= 6 inches
÷2
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What might we buy in here?
14 inch pizza
What is this in feet?
1 foot = 12 inches
= 14 inches
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EXAMPLES
What does this sign show?
The distances in miles to
different towns
What is the distance to
Sowerby Bridge in yards?
x5
1 mile = 1760 yards
x5
5 miles =
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EXAMPLES
Where can you use this item?
White waxed cotton can be used
in all sorts of craft projects
There are 9 yards of cotton on
this reel. How many feet is this?
x9
1 yard = 3 feet
x9
9 yards = 27 feet
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EXAMPLES
What imperial unit does this
pediatric scale use?
Pounds
The baby weighs 6 pounds.
How many ounces is this?
1 pound = 16 ounces
x6
x6
6 pounds =
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EXAMPLES
What competition do you think
this man is taking part in?
Stongest man – Atlas stones
The stone the man is carrying
weighs 350 pounds. How many
stones is this?
1 stone = 14 pounds
= 350 pounds
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What is the name of this car?
Rolls Royce Phantom
This car weighs 3 tons. How
many pounds is this?
x3
1 ton = 2240 pounds
x3
3 tons = 6720 pounds
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EXAMPLES
Where do you often see these bottles?
On water coolers in places with a
lot of people
This bottle holds 5 gallons of
water. How many pints is this?
x5
1 gallon = 8 pints
x5
5 gallons = 40 pints
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Who do you think the man is?
World’s tallest man – Sultan Kosen
The man is 8 feet tall. How
many yards is this?
1 yard = 3 feet
= 8 feet
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TASK 1 (LEVEL 5)
1) Fill in the gaps, using the information in this section.
x 12
a 2 feet = 24
… inches
x 16
80 ounces
d 5 pounds = …
x8
40 pints
g 5 gallons = …
x 1760
x3
12 feet
b 4 yards = …
c 2 miles = 3520
…… yards
x 14
x 2240
f 3 tons = 6720
….…pounds
56 pounds
e 4 stone = …
x 12
h 4 feet = 48
… inches
36 inches
i 1 yard = …
3 feet x 12
2) Fill in the gaps, using the information in this section. 1760 yards x 3
÷ 1760
÷8
2 gallons
5
5280 feet
a 8800 yards = … miles b 16 pints = …
c 1 mile = …….
÷ 12
8 feet
d 96 inches = …
÷ 16
÷ 14
7 stones
e 98 pounds = …
÷3
5 yards
2 pounds h 15 feet = …
g 32 ounces = …
÷8
7 gallons
f 56 pints = …
÷ 2240
5 tons
i 11200 pounds = …
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1 inch ≈ 2.5cm 1 foot ≈ 30cm 1 mile ≈ 1.6km 1 kg ≈ 2.2 pounds 1 gallon ≈ 4.5 litres
LEARN ALL OF THESE OFF BY HEART
TASK 2 (LEVEL 5)
1) Fill in the gaps, using the information in this section.
x 2.2
6.6..pounds
a 3 kg ≈ …
÷ 1.6
d 24 km ≈ 15
… miles
x 2.5
10..cm
g 4 inches ≈ …
x 100
166cm
x 2.2
143 pounds
x 2.5
25 cm
b 10 inches ≈ …
x 30
e 5 feet ≈ 150
..… cm
x 4.5
45 litres
h 10 gallons ≈ ..…
x 4.5
18 litres
c 4 gallons ≈ ……
x 2.2
176
f 80 kg ≈ ….…pounds
x 30
x 2.5
i 6 feet 2 inches ≈ 185
..… cm
x 30 x 2.5
150cm + 20cm = 170cm
No he is tall not enough to teach at the school.
The boxer needs to lose 3 pounds.
x 4.5
11.25 litres x £1.48 = £16.65
x 14
140 pounds
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TASK 3 (LEVEL 5) – TREASURE HUNT
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TASK 3 (LEVEL 5) – TREASURE HUNT
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TASK 3 (LEVEL 5) – TREASURE HUNT
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NATIONAL CURRICULUM 1863
EXTENSION (LEVEL 5)
Translate the following ‘Tale of metrication’ into English.
pound
inched
As I 2.54 cenitmetred my way along the ledge, I could feel my heart 454 graming in my
pound
feet
chest. I was terrified my 304.8mm would slip and I would fall like a 6.36kg from my
grain
yard
cable
perch
5.03m into the 0.91m below. If only I had a 65mg of sense I would have sent a 219.456m ,
fathom
hand
or arrived a 10.16cm, I could not 1.83m out why the place was in darkness.
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Find the correct answer in the ball pit. Whomever
finds the answer ball first wins a point for their team.
BOYS BALL PIT
GIRLS BALL PIT
x 12
36 inches
3 feet = ……..
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BOYS BALL PIT
GIRLS BALL PIT
x 4.5
9 litres
2 gallons = ……..
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BOYS BALL PIT
GIRLS BALL PIT
÷ 16
10 pounds
160 ounces = ……..
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BOYS BALL PIT
GIRLS BALL PIT
÷ 2.2
4 kg
8.8 pounds = ……..
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BOYS BALL PIT
GIRLS BALL PIT
x 2.5
25 cm
10 inches = ……..
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LINK BACK TO OBJECTIVES
- Accurately convert between imperial
units.
What level
are we
working at?
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PLENARY ACTIVITY
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Clear Board
4 feet to cm
120cm
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4 inches to cm
10cm
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2 gallons to litres
9 litres
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3 kg to pounds
6.6 pounds
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5 miles to km
8km
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28 pounds to stone
2 stone
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21 feet to yards
7 yards
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40 pints to gallons
5 gallons
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150cm to feet
5 feet
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3.2 km to miles
2 miles
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22 pounds to kg
10kg
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13.5 litres to gallons
3 gallons
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10 cm to inches
4 inches
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5 stone to pounds
70 pounds
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11 gallons to pints
88 pints
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5 feet to inches
60 inches
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4 pounds to ounces
64 ounces
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15 yards to feet
45 feet
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2 tons to pounds
4480 pounds
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2 miles to yards
3520 yards
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10 miles to km
16km
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9 feet to cm
270cm
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100kg to pounds
220 pounds
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100 gallons to litres
450 litres
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10 stone to pounds
140 pounds
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What have you learnt?
Draw your brain
In your brain, write or draw everything you can remember about
converting between imperial units. It can be a skill or a reflection, or
something else that might be prominent in your brain.
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Plenary Activity
How well do you understand the task?
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converting between imperial units. It can be a skill or a reflection, or
something else that might be prominent in your brain.
Where are we
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What level
are we
working at?
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