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Converting Measurements

Converting Measurements

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS
4.MD.A.1, 2.MD.A.2, 5.MD.A.1

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Heather Hall

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5 Slides • 14 Questions

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Converting Measurements
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​Yesterday in class, we learned about converting measurements.

​If you need a refresher, open the Desmos from yesterday.

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​This lesson will be a formative grade.
  • Tomorrow, you will have a check-up over converting measurements.

  • ​Keep doing this lesson until you have a good understanding.

  • ​You may use multiple attempts.

  • ​If you finish and like your score, you may work on Dreambox or Prodigy. You MAY NOT play games.

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Multiple Choice

How many feet are in 24 inches?

Which proportion is set up correctly to solve this problem?

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Multiple Choice

How many feet are in 24 inches?

Now solve!

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24 inches

2

24 feet

3

2 feet

4

288 feet

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Multiple Choice

How many pounds are in 3 tons?

(Use your STAAR chart to find the conversion rate, then set up a proportion)

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2,000 pounds

2

20 pounds

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6,000 pounds

4

600 pounds

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Multiple Choice

How many kilograms are in 4,500 grams?

(Use your STAAR chart to find the conversion rate, then set up a proportion)

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4.5 kg

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450 kg

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1,000 kg

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4,500 kg

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Multiple Choice

How many cups are in 6 pints?

(Use your STAAR chart to find the conversion rate, then set up a proportion)

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12 cups

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3 cups

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6 cups

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145 cups

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Multiple Choice

How many pints are in 7 cups?

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14 pints

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4 pints

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3.5 pints

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7 pints

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Now let's kick it up a notch!

​We are still using the exact same steps, just with slightly different numbers.

Give it a try!

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Multiple Choice

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I've set this one up for you.

Think about what answer choices would be reasonable.

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75 mi

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3 mi

3

192 mi

4

117 mi

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Multiple Choice

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I've set this one up for you.

Think about what answer choices would be reasonable.

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5 mi

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12.8 mi

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6.4 mi

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9.6 mi

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Multiple Choice

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I've set this one up for you.

Think about what answer choices would be reasonable.

Hint: turn the 5 ft 4 in into INCHES.

How many inches are in 5 feet?

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56.54 cm

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13.72 cm

3

162.56 cm

4

152.40 cm

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Multiple Choice

How many yards in 18 feet?

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6 yd

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8 yd

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54 yd

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12 yd

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Multiple Choice

How many yards in 24 feet?

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72 yd

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5 yd

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8 yd

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12 yd

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Multiple Choice

How many feet in 8 yards?

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3 ft

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15 ft

3

21 ft

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24 ft

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Multiple Choice

How many centimeters in 8 meters?

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80 cm

2

800 cm

3

8000 cm

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80,000 cm

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Multiple Choice

How many centimeters in 0.67 m?

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6.7 cm

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67 cm

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670 cm

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6700 cm

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​You did it!
  • Thanks for finishing the lesson. We will have a check-up in class tomorrow about what you learned.

  • If you don't like your grade, you can do the lesson again to raise your grade.

  • ​Once you're finished: work on your Performance Task, Dreambox (due Saturday!), or Prodigy (only if you're done with Dreambox).

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