We are looking at litres (L) and mililitres (ml) in Maths. Can you find out the capacity of any containers at home and write them on our blog??
Holly
19/2/2013 04:19:50 am
This is just a gase
Holly
19/2/2013 04:28:45 am
My bolw can hold 100ml
Holly
19/2/2013 04:33:51 am
My puppy's water bolw can hold 19ml
Holly
19/2/2013 04:12:18 pm
My detangl hair spray can hold 150ml
Holly
19/2/2013 04:19:56 pm
My cup can hold just under 1/4 of a litre
Holly
19/2/2013 04:22:38 pm
My ruber cup cas can hold 100ml
Mr. Tomkins
19/2/2013 08:18:51 pm
Well done Holly! You've been doing lots of measuring, remember you always need to be as accurate as you can be, so don't rush through things too quickly!
millie
20/2/2013 02:14:35 am
my dads big tea cup holds 550 ml of water
millie
20/2/2013 02:20:41 am
our jug holds 1L 500ML
Holly
20/2/2013 03:40:59 am
WOW! Millie you have a big jug
Millie
20/2/2013 03:06:54 am
A baked bean tin holds 400ml
Holly
20/2/2013 03:44:50 am
A smal jam pot 1ml
Rosie
25/2/2013 01:15:52 am
How did you work that out Holly?Did you measure it using spoonfulls?
C Tomkins
20/2/2013 03:46:30 am
That is small! That's about the same as a droplet of rain.
Holly
20/2/2013 03:51:19 am
A jug 82ml
Sophie
21/2/2013 12:39:15 am
My cake tin is 1400ml (1.4L).The plastic jug for filling the iron has a capacity of 400mls.
C Tomkins
21/2/2013 01:28:27 am
Good measuring Sophie!
Bethan
21/2/2013 03:20:44 am
one of my water bottles is 1L another is 200ml the difference is
Nieve
22/2/2013 06:23:06 pm
A big bottle holds 1750 mrs
Sophie and Ella
22/2/2013 09:56:21 pm
Mrs!?
C Tomkins
22/2/2013 08:58:47 pm
1750 ml is the same as what in litres?
Ben
22/2/2013 11:26:07 pm
The answer is 1 litre 750 ml .
Ben
22/2/2013 11:29:38 pm
My water bottle takes 560 ml.
C Tomkins
22/2/2013 11:57:46 pm
Well done Ben!
Alistair
23/2/2013 06:14:50 pm
One of my jugs at home holds 1L or 1000ml also,a cup holds 600ml ,also my kettle holds maximum of 1.7L or,1700ml and finally a sprinkles container holds 100ml.
C Tomkins
23/2/2013 06:31:39 pm
Good measuring skills Alistair.
Ella
23/2/2013 07:59:41 pm
My drinks bottle is 400ml (0.4L).The capacity in my cup is 275ml(0.275L).
C Tomkins
23/2/2013 08:00:54 pm
Well done Ella. Great use of decimal point too!
Philip
24/2/2013 01:02:05 am
my diamond jubilee cup holds 300ml
William
24/2/2013 01:12:35 am
My cup holds 350ml. The differance is 650ml.
William
24/2/2013 01:20:39 am
My egg cup holds 30ml.This is also 0.03 liters
C Tomkins
24/2/2013 01:22:29 am
Good use of the decimal point.
C Tomkins
24/2/2013 01:23:10 am
You took the words out of my mouth William! Well done for working out the difference between your measure and one litre!
William
24/2/2013 01:24:27 am
My cup holds 350 ml.The differance to a litre is 650ml
C Tomkins
24/2/2013 01:24:34 am
Well done Philip. If you poured 3 of your cups in to a jug, how many millilitres would be in the jug?
Theo
24/2/2013 02:46:21 am
My mums flask holds 1L or 1000ml
C Tomkins
24/2/2013 02:47:56 am
Well done Theo! I'm glad you remembered 1,000ml = 1L.
Theo
24/2/2013 03:02:50 am
My breakfast bowl holds 700ml which = 0.7L. I would need to add 300ml to make 1L.
C Tomkins
24/2/2013 03:03:49 am
Good capacity skills Theo.
ari
25/2/2013 12:46:05 am
big wine glass 500 ml,
Jamie
25/2/2013 12:47:57 am
My rugby water bottle holds 700ml, a souffle pot holds 160ml and the doughnut tin holds 1.4L
Rosie
25/2/2013 01:09:36 am
Freddie's fish tank holds 24 Litres.
C Tomkins
25/2/2013 01:26:26 am
Very interesting choice of container Rosie. Well done! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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