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25 October 2014

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A simple clear explanation on how calculate the volume of liquids. As a primary teacher, I usually create a colourful visual stimulation presentation to grab their attention. I add colours to make the demonstration more interesting yet informative. You may use this as a classroom game as I have included few examples with the correct answers. Hope you find this helpful
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zteh2512

6 years ago
4

Beautiful illustrations. I like the questions. The background is a bit distracting. The steps should preferably not be shown in totality before the answers for each step is given.

helenbastock

10 years ago
5

Awesome. Thanks.

flaviamedardbarretto

12 years ago
4

Thank you.

swathy

12 years ago
5

A nice way of explaining cubic centimetres! Thanks!

dwatson802

14 years ago
4

A very nice resource on volume, some lovely graphics! Thanks.

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