Containers and quantities

• Ann bought a bar of chocolate

• Ann bought a box of chocolate

• Ann bought a loaf of chocolate

• Ann bought a jar of chocolate

• Bob brought a loaf of bread

• Bob brought a carton of bread

• Bob brought a packet of bread

• Bob brought a bar of bread

• I’ve got a big jar of jam

• I’ve got a big loaf of jam

• I’ve got a big carton of jam

• I’ve got a big kilo of jam

• We sold a kilo of potatoes

• We sold a loaf of potatoes

• We sold a bag of potatoes

• We sold a piece of potatoes

• She added a piece of cheese

• She added a loaf of cheese

• She added a jar of cheese

• She added a bag of cheese

• A man took a bottle of olive oil

• A man took a jar of olive oil

• A man took a kilo of olive oil

• A man took a box of olive oil

• Mum boiled water and put a bag of rice there

• Mum boiled water and put a packet of rice there

• Mum boiled water and put a piece of rice there

• Mum boiled water and put a jar of rice there

• This is my favourite packet of biscuits

• This is my favourite box of biscuits

• This is my favourite bar of biscuits

• This is my favourite kilo of biscuits

• A box of cereals a week keeps the doctor away

• A bar of cereals a week keeps the doctor away

• A loaf of cereals a week keeps the doctor away

• A bottle of cereals a week keeps the doctor away

Tags

CCSS.L.4.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

• Dad saw a pack of my favourite tea

• Dad saw a bar of my favourite tea

• Dad saw a carton of my favourite tea

• Dad saw a piece of my favourite tea