Weight and Mass Part 1 | Measurement | Y1 Maths | FuseSchool Kids

The video tutorial introduces the Alien Farm Fair Competition, focusing on measuring and comparing the mass of space vegetables using a balance scale and blocks. The tutorial demonstrates how to determine which vegetable is heavier by observing the balance scale's movement. It also shows how to use blocks to measure the mass of a vegetable, concluding with the announcement of the heaviest vegetable, the star carrot, which weighs 10 blocks.

What does it mean when one side of the balance scale goes down?

• The vegetables are of equal mass.

• The vegetable on that side is heavier.

• The scale is broken.

• The vegetable on that side is lighter.

If the balance scale is level, what can we infer about the two vegetables?

• One is heavier than the other.

• They have the same mass.

• One is lighter than the other.

• They are both the lightest.

Which vegetable was identified as the heaviest so far in the second section?

• Black hole broccoli

• Prickly pumpkin

• Mutant mushroom

• Spotty potato

How many blocks does the prickly pumpkin weigh?

• Nine blocks

• Ten blocks

• Six blocks

• Three blocks

Which vegetable was ultimately the heaviest in the competition?

• Spotty potato

• Prickly pumpkin

• Star carrot

• Mutant mushroom