General
2: Measurement
Learning outcomes
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Read, record and perform calculations involving time values and timetables
- Calculate speed, distance and time
- Calculate/measure the perimeter, area, surface area and volume of objects
- Calculate/measure the volume and surface areas of rectangular, triangular prism, cylindrical prism pyramids, cones and spheres
- Determine/calculate appropriate quantities of materials/components required to complete a task or project.
Glossary of terms
Module 2 study materials
Below is the study guide for this module. Take note that the content is the same as the course guide, but just contains the study materials related to module 2.
Unit 1: Conversions, measuring time, timetables and speedUnit 1 learning outcomes
By the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Convert within, and between, the metric and imperial systems, solid to liquid measurements and temperature
- Measure time, calculate time differences, timetables, speed, distance and time.
Unit 1 instructions
- Review pages 1 - 7 of your module study guide covering the theory of unit 1
- Review the enrichment resources included as additional information
- Individually complete the activity on page 6 of the module study guide
- Complete your answers in electronic format using either a Word document or a Spreadsheet. Save your document / spreadsheet in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 1
- Your document / spreadsheet containing your answers to this activity will be submitted using the submission tool below (instructions appear in the tool).
Unit 1 enrichment resources
Activity submission instructions- Ensure that your activities (in either a Word document / spreadsheet) are saved in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 1
- Access the submission tool below and follow the instructions to upload your answers.
Unit 2: Two-dimensional measurementUnit 2 learning outcomes
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Calculate the perimeter, area, surface area and volume of an object
- Determine / calculate appropriate quantities of materials / components required to complete a task.
Unit 2 instructions
- Review pages 8 - 15 of your module study guide covering the theory of unit 2
- Review the enrichment resources included as additional information
- Individually complete all the activities for unit 2
- Complete your answers in electronic format using either a Word document or a Spreadsheet. Save your document / spreadsheet in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 2
- Your document / spreadsheet containing your answers to this activity will be submitted using the submission tool below (instructions appear in the tool).
Unit 2 enrichment resources
Activity submission instructions- Ensure that your activities (in either a Word document / spreadsheet) are saved in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 2
- Access the submission tool below and follow the instructions to upload your answers.
Unit 3: Three-dimensional measurementUnit 3 learning outcomes
By the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Calculate the surface area and volume of an object
- Determine / calculate appropriate quantities of materials / components required to complete a task.
Unit 3 instructions
- Review pages 16 - 26 of your module study guide covering the theory of unit 3
- Review the enrichment resources included as additional information
- Individually complete all the activities for unit 3
- Complete your answers in electronic format using either a Word document or a Spreadsheet. Save your document / spreadsheet in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 3
- Your document / spreadsheet containing your answers to this activity will be submitted using the submission tool below (instructions appear in the tool).
Unit 3 enrichment resources
Activity submission instructions- Ensure that your activities (in either a Word document / spreadsheet) are saved in the following format: Full name_Module 2_Unit 3
- Access the submission tool below and follow the instructions to upload your answers.
ReflectionYou should provide learners with conversion tables or methods like ‘King Henry Died a Miserable Death Called Measles’ when doing conversions from one unit of measurement to another. The glossary of terms such as radius and diameter should be reinforced on a regular basis. Teachers should provide learners with enough exercises on how to substitute correct values into a given formula. Teachers should also encourage learners to write a glossary at the back of their books of the different terms’ meanings as they complete each topic.