Metric measurement skills for work printables using grams and kilograms for life skills. Your Transition Education, Vocational and Special Needs high school students will love using these engaging new metric measurement skills printables focusing on measuring weight using grams and kilograms in the workplace. The printables are age appropriate for older students and develop skills in simple one step calculations for a tool shop or hardware store workplace using basic math processes and math vocabulary.
 
What's inside?
Printables are included for:
Comparing weights of tools and items
Building workplace vocabulary in a tool shop or hardware store
Addition of weights in grams or kilograms
Multiplication of weights in grams or kilograms
Subtraction of weights in grams or kilograms
Ordering from heaviest to lightest
Estimating the weight of tools and fixings
Completing workplace forms for packing fixings into boxes
Matching written words and numerals for values in grams and kilograms
 
There are 15 printables included in the Measurement skills at work using weight (grams and kilograms) resource.
 
*Note that units of measurement are grams and kilograms.
 
Who is it for?
This resource is suitable for older students who are learning about work readiness skills and are developing workplace numeracy related to measurement of weight (mass).
 
Students may be completing courses such as:
Certificate 1 in Transition Education
Certificate 1 or 2 in Work Education
Victorian Pathways Certificate Numeracy Unit 1 and 2
Foundation Skills
Adult Basic Education (Numeracy)
Life Skills
 
Terms of Use
You are permitted to use this resource with your own class or group. Please do not share or place this resource on social media groups, or upload to a shared drive in your school or TAFE.