Converting Units of Measurement to Solve Real World Distance Problems

This lesson teaches how to solve real-world distance problems by converting units of measurement. It covers customary distance conversions, such as feet to inches, and provides examples to illustrate the process. A real-world problem involving yarn and bracelets is used to demonstrate the importance of unit conversion and problem-solving skills. The lesson emphasizes the need to understand the problem fully before concluding.

How many inches are there in 8 feet?

Why is it important to reread the question after solving a problem?

What is the final calculation to determine how many bracelets Sidney can make?