
Measurement Conversion
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Mathematics
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5th Grade
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Hard
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Ericka Campos
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11 Slides • 10 Questions
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By Ericka CAMPOS
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This is the system we typically use and most of the United States.
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This is the system the rest of the world typically uses.
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Multiple Choice
Which unit is part of the Customary System?
Meter
Centimeter
gram
pound
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Multiple Choice
Which unit is part of the Metric System?
Ounce
Feet
Inches
Liter
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We can convert units within the same measurement system
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To convert we are going to use the Horse to Fly and Fly to Horse strategy
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A horse is BIGGER than a fly,
So when you are converting from a Bigger Unit to a smaller you Multiply!
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Let's Try it!
Horse to Fly
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Multiple Choice
How many inches are in 12 feet?
Feet to Inches
1 inch
24 inches
144 inches
148 inches
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Multiple Choice
How many feet are in 26 yards?
Yards to feet
78 Feet
66 Feet
9 Feet
84 Feet
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A fly is SMALLER than a Horse.
So when you are converting from a SMALLER unit to a Bigger unit you divide!
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Let's Try it!
Fly to Horse
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Multiple Choice
I have 12 cups of milk, how many pints do I have?
Fly to horse
6 pints
4 pints
24 pints
8 pints
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Multiple Choice
I have 876 inches of red ribbon, how many feet do I have?
Fly to Horse
146 feet
2,628 feet
73 Feet
83 feet
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Now let's try some more practice!
Remember to use the Horse to Fly and Fly to Horse strategy!
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Multiple Choice
Leo drinks 3 quarts of water each day. How many cups of water does he drink each day?
6 cups
14 cups
12 cups
8 cups
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Multiple Choice
Kelly drinks .25 liters of apple juice each morning for 12 days. How many milliliters did she drink during the 12 days?
3,000 milliliters
2,500 milliliters
5,000 milliliters
4,250 milliliters
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Multiple Choice
The length of Mrs. Campos's classroom is 27 feet. How many inches long is the classroom?
314 inches
341 inches
334 inches
324 inches
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Multiple Choice
I found two insects. A black beetle that is 15 millimeters long and a walking stick that is 10 centimeters long. What is the difference in length of these two insects, in millimeters?
85 millimeters
5 millimeters
75 millimeters
65 millimeters
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