5.0 Conclusion

         For both learning activities, pupils should know that volume of liquid can be measured by using metric units such liter and milliliters. They also understand the relationship between both measurement tools. On the other hands, they will know that non-standard measurements for volume of liquid. The students will very interesting to learn this lesson. Because it is more real world situations are involved. Our activities are appropriate for the high achiever students and low achiever students.

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