Cabin Luggage

Most airlines allow passengers to take ‘carry’ on luggage.

However, the cabin bag size must not be greater than the
airlines allowed measurements. Measurements are in height
(h), width (w) and depth (d).
 Put the airlines in order starting with the one
that has the biggest cabin bag allowance.
JetEasy 45 (h) x 36 (w) x 20 (d) cm
FlyJet 56 (h) x 45 (w) x 25 (d) cm
BrianAir 40 (h) x 20 (w) x 25 (d) cm
Yui 55 (h) x 40 (w) x 20 (d) cm
British AirWaves 58 (h) x 46 (w) x 25 (d) cm

 This is Harry’s cabin bag. Tick the airlines that will allow
Harry to take his cabin bag on the plane.

JetEasy
FlyJet
50 cm
BrianAir
25 cm Yui
40 cm
British AirWaves

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 New Curtains
Amy wants some new curtains for her bedroom. She
measures her window.

179 cm

162 cm
 The curtains need to be longer and wider than the
measurements she has taken. Tick the size of curtains she
needs to order to fit her window with a drop to just below
the sill.
Sizes
width 116 cm × drop 137 cm
width 116 cm × drop 182 cm
width 167 cm × drop 182 cm
width 167 cm × drop 229 cm
width 229 cm × drop 229 cm

What is the difference in centimetres

between the shortest and longest curtain?

What is the difference in centimetres

between the widest and narrowest curtain?

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 Word Problems
Learning Outcome: To add lengths.
 In a relay race each team has 4 runners. Each runner has
to run 100 metres. How far does each team run in total?

 Harry lives 950 metres from college. He cycles to college

each day. How far does he cycle to and from college
each day in kilometres?

 Joe needs to fence his garden. Each fence panel is two

metres wide. How many panels will Joe need to fence
the eighty metre perimeter of his garden?

2m
 Harry rode 3000 metres on his BMX bike, Alfie rode 3.5
kilometres. Who rode the farthest? How much farther did
he ride?

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 Word Problems

Amy can walk one

kilometre in 20
minutes. How far in
metres can she walk in
a minute?

Alfie entered the high

jump competition on
Sports Day. His first
jump was 1.90 m. He
jumped 22 cm higher
on his second jump. In
his third jump, he
jumped 7 cm lower
than his second jump.
What was the height of
Alfie’s third jump?

A hotel has six floors.

Each floor is 4 metres in
height. How tall is the
building?

Jack had to cut a pipe

into four equal lengths.
The pipe was 1.2
metres long. How long
in centimetres was each
length of the pipes that
Jack cut?

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