Teachers at Cuffley School share three of their best maths ideas about measures. Year 2 are working in pairs - they estimate the volume of water contained in a variety of different sized bottles. In the playground they draw a chalk circle and estimate between them how much water will fill the circle. When they pour the water out into the circle they make some exciting discoveries. At The Wroxham School Year 4 are making muffins. They use scales to measure accurately according to the recipe. If they don't, the muffins may not taste so good. The judging panel includes the headteacher. Whose muffins will be judged best - and why? Back at Cuffley School Year 3's teacher has turned herself into a witch! She asks the excited class to measure different volumes of coloured potions accurately to make up a litre of their very own magic potion. At the end of the lesson all the potions are poured into the witch's cauldron and the children are turned into newts
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