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Think about how to change from one unit to another. A kilometre is one thousand
metres! so km m or m km. A millimetre is a thousandth of a metre! so mm m or m.
Convert lengths
In this activity you will convert between metric units of length: kilometres, metres, centimetres, and millimetres.
1 km 1m 1m 1 cm
= 1000 m = 100 cm = 1000 mm = 10 mm
Think about how to change from one unit to another. A kilometre is one thousand metres!
A millimetre is a thousandth of a metre!
so
km 1000
or
m
so
mm
or
m 1000
A centimetre is one hundredth of a metre! so or
cm m
÷ 1000
÷ 1000
÷ 100 100
m km
m mm m cm
Think about how to use this to help you change to different units … and back again …. mm
G 0.4 km = _________ m = _________ cm H 0.15 km = _________ m = _________ cm I
0.07 km = _________ m = _________ cm
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3 m = _________ cm = _________ mm
K 0.3 m = _________ cm = _________ mm L
90 000 cm = _________ m = _________ km
M 1500 cm = _________ m = _________ km N 250 cm = _________ m = _________ km O 600 mm = _________ cm = _________ m P 50 mm = _________ cm = _________ m
Let's play bingo! 1 Choose a card. 2 As each length is called (or written on the board), look for an equal length on your card. If there is one, cover it or cross it out. 3 The winner is the first person to cover or cross out all the lengths on their card.
Dominoes 1 Shuffle, then share all of the dominoes between the players. 2 The first player puts down any domino. 3 Each player in turn tries to put down a domino next to a domino showing an equal length. 4 The first player to use all of their dominoes wins.
At the end of the activity • How many metres are there in a kilometre? • How do you convert metres to centimetres? • How do you convert millimetres to metres? • How many millimetres are there in a centimetre? • Estimate how far you will walk today, in a week, in a year, in your lifetime.
