Liquid Volume and Unit Conversions Worksheets
Grade 4 learners will enjoy practicing their math skills with these engaging liquid volume and unit conversion worksheets. Tasty, refreshing, and kid-friendly drink recipes are also included!
If you’re looking for an engaging set of measurement activities for your grade 4 learners, look no further! This product includes a wide range of opportunities for your learners to practice or review measuring liquid volume and converting liquid units (gallon, quart, liter, pint, cup). The packet begins with two types of visual aides for learners to gain a better understanding of what liquid volume looks like. They can use these aides to assist them with the worksheets and task cards. At the end of the packet you will find 4 delicious summer drink recipes. What better way to end a learning assignment than to make a refreshing summertime drink! These recipes will also be used as learners work their way through a set of word problems in which they convert liquid volume measurements.
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PAGES 1-4: Cards that can be cut and sorted so learners can “see” liquid volume. A great visual aide for hands-on learners.
PAGE 5: A chart of liquid volume and how the gallon, quart, liter, pint, and cup are broken down by size.
PAGE 6: Liquid volume conversion chart where learners use a color code to show how different volume sizes are converted.
PAGE 7: Liquid volume conversion fill-in the blank worksheet
PAGE 8: Liquid volume conversion <, >, = worksheet
PAGES 9-11: A set of 12 task cards where learners will convert liquid volumes (gallon, quart, liter, pint, and cup)
PAGE 12: Task card answer recording sheet
PAGE 13: Word problem worksheet where learners will use 4 recipes to solve liquid volume conversion problems.
PAGES 14-15: Four summertime drink recipes to be used with the word problems worksheet and a fun hands-on way to complete this packet.
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