LI: I can use a scale to display dataSteps to Success…

I can collect data to use in a pictogram

I can read a pictogram and say what it tells me

I can use the data to create my own pictogram

LI: I can choose and use the appropriate unit of measurement

Steps to Success…

Know what mm, cm, m and km stand for

Decide which unit of measurement is best suited to an object

Recall the relationship between the units of

measurement and use this to discuss why a unit is best suited to a

given object

LI: I can plan and carry out a length investigation

Steps to Success…

Measure a set distance accurately

Plan a question to investigate with a

partner

Record your data thinking about how

you can make it reliable

LI: I can use a ruler to measure using decimals

Steps to Success…

With help I can mark a ruler from 0cm to 1cm

I can measure a picture accurately using

decimals

I can challenge myself to add two decimal

measurements together

LI: I can use my knowledge of perimeter to solve a problem

Steps to Success…

Remember how to find the perimeter of a shape

Use this knowledge to find answers to a

problem

Find more than one answer to the problem

and be able to explain it