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HOW MUCH CAN YOU CARRY
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An Elephant carries heavy logs of wood.
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A truck can carry large loads of materials.
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My mother bought ½ kilogram of acroats.
We buy acroats by weight.
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Do not carry the too much of load.
Accidents may occur. Or
Things may fall down along with you.
Carry only the load that you can.
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The lady is walking comfortably with her bag.
The bag she is carrying is not heavy.
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The man is walking comfortably with his bag.
The bag he is carrying is not heavy.
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A basket full of fruits and vegetables.
Guess
How you will buy each of them?
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Bananas –By counting the number
Tomatoes – in kilograms
Peach – in kilograms
Butter fruit – per piece
Capsicum – in kilograms
Carrot – in kilograms
Radish - Kilograms
Green Leafy Vegetable – Per bunch/bundle
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Pumpkin – in kilograms
Beetroot – in kilograms
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CORN – by Count
Pineapple – by Count
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Eggs – by Count/dozens
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HEAVY
HEAVIEST
HEAVIER
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A pumpkin is heavier than an apple.
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Big Flower
Small Flower
Big flower is heavier than the Small flower
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Identify Heavy, Heavier, Heaviest
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A railway engine is much heavier than a car.
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One leaf is lighter than three leaves.
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UPS CD
MOUSE
Identify Heavy and Lighter objects amongst these.
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Weight of an apple is lesser than the weight of many apples.
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Bales of hay are bigger in size but lighter in weight.
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Barrel full of potatoes
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HIGHER ORDER THINKING CONCEPTS
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A comb is lighter than a bucket.
A bucket is heavier than a comb.
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