Math2 - q4 - Mod2 - Comparing Unit of Measures PDF
Math2 - q4 - Mod2 - Comparing Unit of Measures PDF
Mathematics
Quarter 4 – Module 2:
Comparing Unit of Measures
Mathematics – Grade 2
Quarter 4 – Module 2: Comparing Unit of Measures
First Edition, 2021
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Mathematics
Quarter 4 – Module 2:
Comparing Unit of Measures
Introductory Message
For the facilitator:
As a facilitator, you are expected to orient the learners on how to
use this module. You also need to keep track of the learners' progress
while allowing them to manage their own learning at home.
Furthermore, you are expected to encourage and assist the learners as
they do the tasks included in the module.
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Lesson
Length in Meters or
1 Centimeters
Let Us Learn!
compare
the measurement of length in meters or
centimeters.
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Let Us Try!
cm
1. 15_______ 4. 7_______
2. 35________ 5. 5_______
3. 8________
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Let Us Study
In example 2, the
length or size on the
right side is longer
than the one on the
left side, so, we use
less than ( < ) symbol.
In example 3, the
length or size on the
left side is longer than
the one on the right
side, so, we use
greater than ( > )
symbol.
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Let Us Practice
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Let Us Practice More
2. 40 cm > ( 50 m, 1 m, 35 cm )
3. 100 cm < ( 1 m, 3 m, 48 cm )
Let Us Remember
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The symbol less than (<) is used if the length or size on
the right side is longer than the one on the left side.
The symbol equal to (=) is used if both measurements
have the same length or size.
One meter is equal to one hundred centimeters.
(1m = 100cm)
Centimeter is used to measure small and short objects
and written as cm.
Meter is used to measure big and long objects and
written as m.
8m 5 cm
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Let Us Assess
1m 4m 40 cm 12 m
15 cm 51 cm 40 m 13 m
1 cm 15 m 55 cm 14 cm
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Let Us Enhance
1. 3m = 300 cm
2. 19 cm 19 m
3. 89 m 70 m
4. 20 cm 2m
5. 4m 400 cm
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Let Us Reflect
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Let Us Enhance! Let Us Assess!
Let Us Reflect!
The answer of 1. =
2. <
learners may
3. >
vary. 4. <
5. =
Let Us Practice More Let Us Practice! Let Us Try!
1. 100 cm 1. > 1. cm
2. 35 cm 2. < 2. cm
3. 3m 3. > 3. m
4. 80 m 4. = 4. cm
5. 200 cm 5. < 5. m
Answer key to Activities
Lesson
Let Us Learn!
compare the
measurement of mass in grams and kilograms.
Let Us Try!
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Let Us Study
In example 2,
banana and carrots
have the same
measurement, we
use equal ( = ) signl.
In example 3, the
weight on the left
side is heavier than
the one on the right
side, so, we use
greater than ( > )
symbol.
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Let Us Practice
1. ( > < = )
500 g 2 kg
2. ( > < = )
3 kg 2 kg
3. ( > < = )
500 g 1 kg
Let Us Remember
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Let Us Assess
Let Us Enhance
1. 3 kg = 3000 g
2. 19 kg 19 g
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3. 90 g 7 kg
4. 20 kg 20 g
5. 4 kg 4000 g
Let Us Reflect
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Let Us Enhance! Let Us Assess!
Let Us Reflect!
1. =
Learners’ answers
2. >
may vary
3. <
4. >
5. =
Let Us Practice More Let Us Practice! Let Us Try!
1. /
2. /
3. /
4. X
5. x
Answer key to Activities
Lesson
Capacity in Liters and
3 Milliliters
Let Us Learn!
compare the
measurement of capacity in liters and milliliters.
Let Us Try!
Direction: Classify the following according to the
appropriate measurement of volume each liquid
will be measured. Draw each in the proper
box.
Panuto: Igrupo ang mga sumusunod ayon sa tamang
pangsukat ng dami ng bawat likido. Iguhit ang
mga ito sa tamang kahon.
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Let Us Study
In example 2, both
have the same
measurement, so,
we use equal ( = )
sign.
In example 3, the
liquid on the right
side is heavier than
the one on the left
side, so, we use less
than ( < ) symbol.
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Let Us Practice
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Let Us Practice More
15 L > 10 L
Let Us Remember
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Let Us Assess
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Let Us Enhance
1. 10 L = 10 000 ml
2. 200 ml 90 L
3. 350 ml 30 L
4. 8L 850 ml
3. 150 ml 35 ml
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Let Us Reflect
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Let Us Enhance! Let Us Assess!
Let Us Reflect!
The answer of 1. =
2. <
learners may
3. <
vary. 4. >
5. >
Let Us Practice More Let Us Practice! Let Us Try!
Answer key to Activities
References
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