Students explore and master the measurement of length, mass, and volume through interactive digital diagnostic assessments. These tools simulate real-life measurement challenges, from calculating the dimensions of a garden plot to weighing ingredients for cooking. Printable assessments complement this learning by allowing students to apply their skills in a more traditional format. Both assessment types can be customised by teachers to focus on particular units of measurement, catering directly to class needs.

Students tackle problems involving conversions between various measurement systems, such as metric to imperial and vice versa. They learn to convert units of length, volume, mass, and temperature, enhancing their understanding of global standards. Teachers can customise assessments to include specific conversion topics, offering flexibility in teaching focus. With Tutero's digital and printable diagnostic assessments, students receive immediate feedback, allowing them to identify and address learning gaps. The easy class code system simplifies student access, while the live data stream enables teachers to monitor progress in real-time, ensuring targeted intervention where needed.

Students will explore how measurement is used in various daily activities, such as cooking, home improvement, and travel. By understanding and applying concepts like length, weight, volume, and area, they will learn to interpret and utilise measurements to solve practical problems. These activities enhance their ability to perform accurate measurements, estimate quantities, and make informed decisions based on numerical data. The focus is on developing skills that are directly applicable to real-life scenarios, ensuring students can efficiently manage everyday tasks that involve precise measurements.