Max Maths, Year 3, Work Book, Review of measuring mass in grams and kilograms

In the Max Maths workbook for Year 3, students are given a series of exercises to review and practise their understanding of measuring mass in grams and kilograms. The first practice exercise asks them to determine whether the mass of various objects is greater than or less than 1 kilogram. They are presented with pairs of boxes where they must tick the correct one based on their assessment of the object's mass.

The second exercise requires students to write down the mass of each object, with scales provided that show measurements in grams. They must read the scales and record the correct mass for the objects listed. In the third activity, students are asked to draw objects such as a mango and a book on a weighing scale and to position the needle at the correct mass in grams. The fourth task has students writing down the mass of different objects, with scales that include both kilograms and grams for more precise measurements. Finally, the fifth exercise involves drawing objects like a school bag and a watermelon on a weighing scale and indicating their mass, which includes both kilograms and grams, demonstrating a more advanced understanding of measuring mass.