Full and Empty | Maths for UKG PDF Download

Introduction

• In this chapter, we'll learn about the concept of "full" and "empty."
• We'll use pictures to help us understand these concepts better.

Full

• Imagine a glass of water filled to the top. It's full!
• Here's a picture of a glass filled with water.
  

Empty

• Now, think about that same glass, but this time it has no water in it. It's empty!
• Here's a picture of an empty glass.
  

Examples

Example 1: Cup of Juice:

• Look at this picture of a cup with juice in it. It's full!
  
• Now, if we drink all the juice, what happens? The cup becomes empty!
  

Example 2: Toy Box:

• Imagine a toy box full of toys. It's full!
  
• When we take out all the toys, the box is now empty!
  

Example 3: Basket of Apples:

• Here's a basket full of apples. It's full!
  
• When we eat all the apples, the basket becomes empty!
  

Remember

• Full means something has stuff in it.
• Empty means there's nothing inside.

Conclusion

• Great job! You've learned about the concept of full and empty using pictures and examples.
• Keep practicing, and soon you'll be a pro at recognizing full and empty things around you.