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INTRODUCTION TO CAPACITY MEASUREMENT LEARNING OBJECTIVE: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to: • Explain measurement Differentiate between capacity and volume • Change centilitres to litres and vice  versa Watch the video What is Measurement? • Measurement could be referred to as a unit or system of measuring size, length, or amount of something, as established by measuring scale. Capacity: It is the amount of liquid a container or bottle can hold Volume: It is the amount of liquid that is in a container at a particular time. Capacity Measurement • 10 milliliters (mL)    = 1 centilitre ( cL ) • 10 centilitres    = 1 decilitres(dL) = 100 millilitres • 10 decilitres    = 1 litre Note: 1000 millilitres = 1 litre   100 centilitres = 1 litre   👉Take your  Starter Task CONVERSION FROM LITRES TO CENTILITRES Example: To change from litres to centilitres, you will multiply the number with 100. question 1: CONVERT 2 LITRES TO CENTILITERS 2 x 1

                                         PERSONAL HYGIENE What is Personal Hygiene? Personal Hygiene means taking care of the body. It is the principle of maintaining cleanliness of our body. Watch this   PERSONAL HYGIENE VIDEO It is important to have good personal hygiene for both health and social reasons. It involves keeping our hands, feet, head and body clean to avoid the spread of the spread of germs and illness.  Your personal hygiene benefits your own health and impacts the lives of those around you, too. It reduces the issue of body odour which may lead to embarrassment at school. Poor hygiene can also cause health problems through the spread of infections, viruses and diseases. Keeping your body clean is an important part of keeping you healthy and helping you to feel good about yourself. Care of the hand:      It is important to always care for our hands by: Washing our hands regularly entails we wash our hands: Before eating or cooking food Before carrying up a baby After v

Homonyms, Homographs and Homophenes  Homonyms are words that have same sound but different meaning. There are Two Types of Homonyms 1. HOMOGRAPHS • These are the words with same spelling but different meanings. Example:  Tear means to pull something apart with force. It also means a drop coming out of a person's eye when they cry. • Bear (endure)  bear (animal) •   Lie  (lie down)  lie  (untrue) •   Bank (where money is kept)  bank  (river bank) •   Right (proper)  right (hand) •   Dear (beloved)  dear (animal) • Nail (finger nail)  nail (iron made object) 2. HOMOPHONES These are words with the same sound but with different spellings and meanings.   Example:  ‘Compliment’ means a polite expression of praise or admiration and ‘Complement’ means a thing that contributes extra features to something else. • Male  mail • Sale  sail • Click  clique • See  sea • High  hi • Die  dye • New  Knew  • One  won • Nay  neigh • Know  no • Meat  meet Pale   pail