Weigh it Pour it worksheet Online Quiz & Activities

NCERT Class 4 Maths

Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 Maths Worksheet with Quiz and Activities

NCERT Maths Mela Chapter 8: compare weights on a balance, change kilograms to grams and litres to millilitres, and find how many packets or bottles fill 1 kg or 1 litre. On WitKnowLearn you get the Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 online quiz, online activities and interactive games, maths labs and a practice sheet, all on one page.

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Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 Online Quiz

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Flip the cards, try the Weigh and Pour Lab, then play the games, do the labs and take the challenges. Earn up to 3 stars in every activity.

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Weigh and Pour Lab

Stock three shop shelves: find how many sweet boxes make 1 kg, how many oil bottles fill 1 litre and how many glasses or cups fill other amounts. A wrong number shows a counting hint.

    kilogram1000 g
    litre1000 ml
    balanceheavy side goes down

    Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 Activities

    Weigh, pour, pack sweet boxes and fill bottles. Earn up to 3 stars in every activity.

    What are weight and capacity?

    Weight tells how heavy something is. We measure it in grams (g) and kilograms (kg). Capacity tells how much liquid something holds. We measure it in millilitres (ml) and litres (l).

    A train 🚂 carries tonnes of goods, but a train ticket weighs only a few grams!

    Amounts to know

    AmountEqual toExample
    ⚖️ 1 kg1000 ga bag of sugar
    📦 1/2 kg500 ga packet of daal
    🥛 1 l1000 mla big water bottle
    🥄 1 teaspoonabout 5 mla dose of syrup

    How to change units

    • Kilograms to grams: multiply by 1000 and add the grams.
    • Litres to millilitres: multiply by 1000 and add the millilitres.
    • To compare, change both amounts to the same unit.
    • Write the unit: g, kg, ml or l.
    Easy trick: to find how many 250 ml glasses fill 1 litre, count by 250: 250, 500, 750, 1000. That is 4 glasses.

    More examples

    2 kg 500 g = 2500 g
    200 ml bottles in 1 l = 5
    8 glasses of 250 ml = 2 l

    This Weigh It, Pour It worksheet for Class 4 (NCERT Maths Mela Chapter 8) turns grams and litres into a train ride with online activities and interactive games. Flip the cards, stock the shelves in the Weigh and Pour Lab, then play the games, do the maths labs and try the challenges.

    ⚖️ Weighg and kg
    🥛 Pourml and l
    🔁 Convert1 kg = 1000 g
    💧 Saveevery drop
    Maths Weigh It, Pour It Class 4

    Weigh It, Pour It is Chapter 8 of the new NCERT Maths Mela textbook for Class 4. Children compare weights on a pan balance, learn that 1 kilogram is 1000 grams and 1 litre is 1000 millilitres, find how many small packets or bottles fill a bigger amount, estimate everyday weights and amounts of water, and think about saving water. This guide explains each idea in simple language for Class 4 students, parents and teachers. It goes with the Weigh It, Pour It worksheet for Class 4 on WitKnowLearn, which also gives an online quiz, online activities and interactive games on the same page.

    Introduction to NCERT Class 4 Maths Chapter 8: Weigh It, Pour It

    Book: NCERT Maths Mela, Class 4 (new syllabus). Chapter: 8, Weigh it, Pour it. The activities on this page follow the ideas of the chapter in our own words and examples; they are not copied from the textbook.

    What is there in this chapter

    • Comparing weights with a pan balance
    • Kilograms and grams: 1 kg = 1000 g
    • Litres and millilitres: 1 l = 1000 ml
    • How many small packs or bottles make 1 kg or 1 l
    • Estimating weights and amounts of liquid
    • Weighing machines and saving water

    Learning objectives

    These objectives are written for this page from the chapter's goals; they are not copied from the book.

    • Choose grams, kilograms, millilitres or litres for a measurement.
    • Change kilograms to grams and litres to millilitres.
    • Find how many small amounts fill a bigger amount.
    • Solve simple weight and capacity word problems.

    Learning outcomes

    After this page a child can:

    • Say that four 250 g packets make 1 kg.
    • Say that 2 kg 300 g = 2300 g.
    • Find that 1 l of oil fills five 200 ml bottles.
    • Find that 8 glasses of 250 ml make 2 l.

    Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 resources on this page

    ResourceWhat it does
    Weigh It, Pour It Class 4 online quiz20 questions in three levels with a full answer review
    Flip cardsSix cards on the pan balance, kg and g, l and ml, weighing scales, small amounts and saving water
    Weigh and Pour LabFind how many sweet boxes, oil bottles and glasses fill 1 kg, 1 l and other amounts
    5 interactive gamesWeigh it or pour it, one kilogram bubbles, litre memory, gaps, which is more
    5 maths labsKilograms to grams, litres to millilitres, how many fit, stories, light or heavy
    5 challengesMarked out of 3 each with a total out of 15
    Practice sheet16 questions with answer boxes and a live score

    Packs that make 1 kg or 1 litre

    Pack sizePacks in 1 kg or 1 l
    500 g or 500 ml2
    250 g or 250 ml4
    200 g or 200 ml5
    100 g or 100 ml10
    50 g or 50 ml20
    Remember: the smaller the pack, the more packs you need. Weigh solids in g and kg; pour liquids and measure them in ml and l.

    Types of questions

    • Choose the unit
    • Change kg to g and l to ml
    • How many packs fill an amount
    • Compare weights and amounts
    • Word problems on weight and water

    Solved examples

    1. 3 kg = 3000 g
    2. 1 l 250 ml = 1250 ml
    3. 500 g boxes in 1 kg = 2
    4. 250 ml glasses in 750 ml = 3
    5. 5 kg - 1 kg 500 g = 3 kg 500 g
    6. 10 erasers of 10 g each = 100 g
    7. Teaspoons of 5 ml in 50 ml = 10
    8. 200 ml drips for 5 hours = 1 l

    Common mistakes

    MistakeCorrect
    1 kg = 100 g1 kg = 1000 g.
    2 kg 50 g = 250 g2 kg 50 g = 2050 g.
    Measuring milk in kilogramsMilk is poured, so use litres or millilitres.
    Thinking the side that goes up is heavierThe heavier side goes down.

    Daily life

    We buy vegetables, rice and sugar by weight and milk, oil and juice by the litre. Doctors weigh babies, cooks measure oil and medicine is given in small spoons of 5 ml. A dripping tap can waste many litres of water, so we close taps tightly.

    Tips for parents and teachers

    • Read the weights and amounts printed on packets in the kitchen.
    • Pour 1 litre of water into 250 ml glasses and count them.
    • Lift two objects and guess which is heavier, then check on a scale.
    • Put a jug under a dripping tap for an hour and measure the water.
    • Let the child retry the challenges to earn 3 stars.

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