📦 Part 1: Understanding Volume

1. What is volume? Circle the best answer:

The weight of an object

The amount of 3D space an object takes up

The distance around an object

The flat surface area of an object

2. Which of these are units used to measure volume? Check all that apply:

Cubic centimetres (cm³)

Litres (L)

Metres (m)

Millilitres (mL)

Kilograms (kg)

3. Fill in the blanks using the word bank below:

Word Bank: space, three-dimensional, cubic, litres

Volume measures the amount of __________ that a __________ object occupies. We can measure volume using __________ units like cubic centimetres or capacity units like __________.

🧮 Part 2: Volume Vocabulary (Te Reo Māori and English)

4. Match the English terms with their te reo Māori equivalents:

1. Volume

2. Fill

3. Empty

4. Measure

5. Height

A. Teitei

B. Rahinga

C. Ine

D. Kīhore

E. Whakakiia

5. Write the te reo Māori word for each English term:

Length: _______________

Width: _______________

3D Shape: _______________

Litre: _______________

📏 Part 3: Estimating and Calculating Volume

6. Look at this rectangular box that is 4cm long, 3cm wide, and 2cm high. Calculate its volume:

Volume = _______ cm³

7. If you filled a container with 24 cubic centimetre blocks arranged in layers, estimate how the blocks might be arranged. Draw one possible arrangement:

8. Circle which container would hold MORE volume:

A box that is 5cm × 4cm × 3cm

A box that is 6cm × 3cm × 2cm

They hold the same volume